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Unilateral

Unilateral

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Unilateralism.

Unilateral action is often elected on behalf of independent leaders with nationalist tendencies and a strong distrust for the intentions of other countries' intervention. In recent years, unilateral action is adjacent with nationalism, protectionism and rejection towards institutions that embody multilateral approach; e.g., the United States adopting protectionist trade policy during the mid-2010s against the multilateral interests of the World Trade Organization.