Also known as raison d'État
country's goals and ambitions whether economic, military, or cultural
National interest refers to what a country believes will benefit itself—such as economic growth, military strength, or cultural influence. It matters because leaders use the concept of national interest to justify their decisions about trade, foreign policy, and military actions.
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