Across
- 3. – Protection from threats to ensure stability and safety.
- 4. – Agreements between states or groups for mutual benefit and support.
- 6. – The management of international relations through negotiation and dialogue.
- 10. – A global order where multiple states or entities share significant power.
- 12. – The ability to influence or control people, events, or resources.
- 14. – Purchasing goods or services from foreign markets.
- 16. – Selling goods or services to foreign markets.
- 18. – Allocating resources to generate future returns.
- 20. – Potential losses or negative outcomes in decision-making.
Down
- 1. – Expanding investments or operations to reduce risk.
- 2. – Legally recognized business entities separate from their owners.
- 5. Warfare – The use of digital attacks to disrupt or damage a nation's systems or infrastructure.
- 7. – Moving business operations to another country for cost efficiency.
- 8. – Mutual reliance between entities, often in economic or political contexts.
- 9. – The process of coming into existence or prominence.
- 11. – A political approach emphasizing the concerns of ordinary people against elites.
- 13. – Established organizations or systems governing political, social, or economic activities.
- 15. – A business model where a company grants rights to operate under its brand.
- 17. – The use of violence or threats to create fear for political or ideological aims.
- 19. – The exchange of goods and services between parties or nations.