#foreign policy

• Embassy — A permanent diplomatic mission of the highest rank sent by one state to the government of another sovereign state, headed by an ambassador; also, the official headquarters, building, or administrative offices where the diplomatic and consular corps of this mission operate.
• Ambassador (female) — A woman invested by a state with the highest diplomatic rank, sent as a permanent and plenipotentiary representative to another sovereign state or international organization; it also denotes the wife of an ambassador. Figuratively, a female promoting or representing a cultural or humanitarian cause.
• Ambassador — A diplomatic agent of the highest rank sent by a state as its permanent, extraordinary, and plenipotentiary representative to another sovereign head of state or international organization. Figuratively, a person, product, or entity that promotes or defends the values and prestige of a country or brand.
• Ambassadorial — Pertaining to an ambassador or an embassy; characteristic of the highest diplomatic rank, dignity, or duties carried out by a plenipotentiary envoy. Structurally and legally, it defines official protocol elements such as the residence, prerogatives, or immunities granted to the chief of a foreign diplomatic mission.
• Anti-American — Manifesting hostility, opposition, or strong resentment toward the foreign policy, culture, society, or geopolitical interests of the United States of America. As a noun, it designates a person who rejects American values or global interventions.
• Anti-revanchist — Opposed to revanchism, revenge-driven policies, or ideological currents seeking to avenge a previous military or political defeat. In a diplomatic and historical context, the term characterizes peace treaties, public discourses, alliances, or state doctrines designed to discourage nationalist-radical movements that want to reopen old territorial conflicts, instead promoting geopolitical stability and ethnic reconciliation.
• Anti-revisionism — A doctrine, attitude, or political movement that opposes revisionism; a firm stance on maintaining existing borders or established ideological dogmas. In the context of international relations, it represents opposition to altering peace treaties and state borders, whereas in the history of communist movements (especially during the Sino-Soviet split), it denotes defending Marxist-Leninist orthodoxy against reforms deemed deviant.
• Anti-revisionist — Opposed to revisionism; a person or movement supporting the maintenance of current territorial borders or the preservation of established ideological dogmas. In the context of international relations, it describes opponents of modifying state borders fixed by treaties, whereas in the history of left-wing political currents, it denotes the defender of Marxist-Leninist doctrinal orthodoxy against reforms deemed deviant.
• Anti-Russian — Demonstrating hostility, aversion, or prejudice toward Russia, the Russian people, their culture, language, or government policies; Russophobic. It refers to political discourses, diplomatic measures, strategic alliances, or media campaigns aimed at geopolitically isolating Russia, countering its external influence, or condemning its military actions, functioning as a backlash against expansionist policies.
• Anti-Zionism — A doctrine, attitude, or political and ideological movement that opposes Zionism; an orientation that criticizes or rejects the idea of Jewish self-determination, the creation, or the legitimacy of the existence of the State of Israel as a national homeland for the Jewish people. This complex political concept takes various forms, ranging from geopolitical criticisms directed at Israeli government policies within the Middle East conflict to religious, secular, or ideological oppositions manifested across different global cultures.
• Anti-Zionist — Opposed to Zionism, the idea of Jewish self-determination, or the legitimacy of the existence of the State of Israel; a proponent of anti-Zionism. As an adjective, it describes public discourses, diplomatic resolutions, protest demonstrations, or political doctrines that criticize the Israeli state structure and government actions. As a noun, it denotes a person who challenges the principles of the Jewish nationalist movement for political, religious, or ideological reasons.
• Anti-Zionist — The feminine form of antisionist; a woman, organization, faction, or political measure demonstrating opposition to Zionism or challenging the legitimacy of Israeli state structures. The term characterizes ideological stances or civic associations engaged in economic boycott campaigns, journalistic criticism, or diplomatic resistance against policies in the Near East.