U.S relations with other nations refer to how the United States interacts politically, economically, and diplomatically with countries around the world. These interactions can include alliances, trade agreements, conflicts, or diplomatic negotiations.
Related terms
Foreign Policy: Foreign policy refers to a government's strategy for dealing with other countries. It includes decisions regarding diplomacy, military actions, trade agreements, humanitarian efforts, etc.
Isolationism: Isolationism is a foreign policy approach where a country avoids involvement in international conflicts and focuses on its own affairs. The U.S followed an isolationist policy during certain periods in its history.
Alliance: An alliance is a formal agreement between countries to support each other militarily, economically, or politically. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is an example of a military alliance involving the U.S and other nations.