U.S. foreign policy refers to the set of principles and strategies adopted by the United States government to guide its relations with other countries. As a global superpower, the U.S. foreign policy aims to promote its national interests while safeguarding global peace and stability. These policies cover a wide range of issues including trade, diplomacy, defense, and humanitarian aid. The U.S. government engages in bilateral and multilateral relationships with other nations, establishing treaties and agreements to further its objectives. The goals and priorities of U.S. foreign policy may evolve over time as the international landscape changes, but the overall aim remains to protect and advance America's political, economic, and security interests in the world.