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What does external affairs mean?
External affairs refer to a government's relationships and interactions with other countries or entities outside of its own borders. This can encompass diplomatic relations, trade agreements, international policies, and other engagements with foreign nations.
What is the major difference between the united nations and European union?
The European union does not attempt to reflect the interests of any country outside Europe
5 elements of the state and their explanation?
1. People 2. Territory 3. Government 4. Sovereignty 5. Diplomatic Recognition
What is a country's freedom from outside control?
It is known as sovereignty, which means that the country, or State as it is also called, has rights that are not given to parties outside its borders. This implies that a country, (state) has the final say and control over what happens inside of itself.To try and use an example of the United States and its Constitutional Republic:From the Declaration of Independence through the Articles of Confederation and then the Constitution You are the sovereign controller of your body, from there if you own a piece of land you have 'sovereign' authority over that land. Then the group of land owners that make up a town have 'sovereign' control over the town to which they agree to give a piece of their control temporarily over to people that will handle the everyday business of the town. As well do the land owners of the City. All the land owners of the town's and cities that make up the State have sovereign control over that and temporarily give up a portion of that power to a group of people to do the day to day affairs of the state.Now in America's case the 50 countries (states) together decided to give up certain rights, temporarily, to a group of people (federal government) to protect the entire 50 states from outside intrusion (enemies), to work on foreign trade as a whole, which gives the individual states more bargaining power and as well to guarantee free and unobstructed trade and travel between the individual states, (countries) of the United States.
How many countries did the stock market effect?
Practically all Western countries, including those of South America were directly affected. Not so much because of Stock Market losses (outside of the US, playing the market was a game for only the more adventurously minded elite) but the resulting economic crisis led many countries to adopt protective measures for their domestic markets. It apparently dawned on nobody at the time that if every country did this, worldwide trade would more or less come to a standstill. And so it did, which caused often massive unemployment in all the countries concerned, which caused an enormous collapse in wage income and therefore, in customer demand; which in turn led to bankruptcies of shops and of the small to medium-sized businesses that supplied them; which led to even more unemployment, and so on. Third World countries usually escaped the consequences of the trade collapse. Most of their exports went to their mother country and trade with the colonies usually fell under the 'protected home trade'.
Why did over 3 million albanians live outside of Albania in nearby countries?
The borders of the countries changed and for others, they moved.
What countries relies almost exclusively 96 percent of its freshwater coming from outside its borders?
Egypt
What is it called when you own other countries outside of your border?
That is known as imperialism, where a country extends its power and influence through various means over other territories located outside its borders.
What were the countries involved in the Korean War and what persent of the people come from these countries?
russia and the united states were the main outside forces in the Korean war along with 19 other countries. hi im cool
What is a country that claims land outside of their borders?
arrogant
Which countries borders eastern Europe on the northeast?
Finland borders northeastern Europe (Russia). You could also argue that Germany (and possibly Austria) borders northeastern Europe for bordering countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic. Outside of Europe, Kazakhstan borders northeastern Europe, by bordering the most eastern part of European Russia. However, many consider Kazakhstan to span both Europe and Asia, which means it too would technically be a part of northeastern Europe.
What 2 countries were involved in the demarcation of the new world?
Spain and Portugal were the two main countries involved in the demarcation of the New World through the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494. This treaty divided the newly discovered lands outside Europe between the two nations along a meridian line.
Did outside countries get involved with the Armenian genocide?
No.Well, I know this is sad but no outside countries really did anything for Armenians when they were being slaughtered for no reason. That's why 1.5 million of them are dead. And, the outside countries were the ones who were killing them! It happened during World War 1 so while this was happening to the Armenians, everyone was mainly focused on the war. The Turks picked a perfect time to do this.
One way for a country to obtain an abosolute advantage in marketing a product outside its borders is to?
One way for a country to obtain an absolute advantage in marketing a product outside its borders is to
What of these is not one of the territories that the US added outside its borders?
mexico
How do you make outside borders of a whole document in Microsoft Word?
in ms word 2003 click format then borders and shading.
What does France border?
France borders the following countries (clockwise from the north): Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain and Andorra. You could possible add the UK, as it has a border with France in the middle of the Channel Tunnel. As France also has Départements outside of Europe, it also shares borders on other continents. It shares a border with the Netherlands on the island of Saint Marten (Caribbean) and it shares borders with Brazil and Suriname in South America.
