What are the foreign policies of Niger?
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Niger should not be confused with Nigeria. They are completely different countries.\n\nNiger pursues a moderate foreign policy and maintains friendly relations with the West and the Islamic world as well as nonaligned countries. It belongs to the United Nations and its main specialized agencies and in 1980-81 served on the UN Security Council. Niger maintains a special relationship with France and enjoys close relations with its West African neighbors. It is a charter member of the African Union and the West African Monetary Union and also belongs to the Niger River and Lake Chad Basin Commissions, the Economic Community of West African States, the Nonaligned Movement, and the Organization of the Islamic Conference. The westernmost regions of Niger are joined with contiguous regions Mali and Burkina Faso under the Liptako-Gourma Authority.
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Try looking in Nigeria.
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Hi there;\n\nI have to hand it to you! You are showing a lot of gumption for taking on an assignment covering an entire continent of nations like that.\nI can list for you some very fine links (safe links) which can assist you in your endeavors. Good luck I hope you do well. :)
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go to the sudanese energy ministry.  oil rights should be public information.
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Fishing, seaweed, trade, access to other countries.
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1.  pacification of potentially hostile nation: the political strategy of pacifying a potentially hostile nation in the hope of avoiding war, often by granting concessions  \n2.  grant of concessions: an attempt to stop complaints or reduce difficulties by making concessions
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The United Nations actively pursues anti-American policies and appeases America's enemies, while being largely funded by $3 billion worth of annual American dues. After revealing the depth of rampant corruption in the UN, it is time to recognize the changes in Old Europe and redesign America's alliances that line up with America's national interests. \n\nIf John Kerry and Hillary Clinton have their way, Kofi Annan and Jacques Chirac will gain veto power over American foreign policy. Scared? You should be. It could happen. And in Inside the Asylum, former deputy undersecretary of defense Jed Babbin shows just how it could happen and why the UN deserves the nickname "The Asylum." \n\nIn the Asylum... \n\n* the UN assists international terrorists. Babbin exposes the shocking links between the UN and terrorist organizations. \n\n* The money trail from the UN to Saddam Hussein. It is time to rip the veil from the outrageous Oil-for-Food program-proving that the UN sold its moral legitimacy for oil, stuffed its own pockets at the expense of the Iraqi people, and undermined American pressure on Saddam Hussein: the UN's cash cow. The UN's Oil-for-Food program, provided Saddam Hussein with the means to bribe politicians, to deprive his people of needed food and medicine, and to literally steal billions of dollars. There is even emerging evidence that money from the program might have gone to support al-Qaeda. \n\n• The UN's raid on the American Treasury: dominated by Third World staffers who consider the United States Treasury "the common heritage of mankind." Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, is an anti-American moral relativist who misses no opportunity to arrogate power from the United States to the UN. \n\n* The United Nations and the European Union are morally bankrupt-and open enemies of the United States. France and the United Nations have cost American lives in Iraq by their perverse delaying of American action in the Iraq War. American troops are fighting and dying today because of a terrorist strategy Saddam Hussein developed while France and the United Nations delayed Operation Iraqi Freedom. \n\nThe UN is more of an international criminal than a dispenser of legitimate international law. If America wants to retain its sovereignty and security, it's time to escape from the UN asylum and say goodbye to the false friends of Old Europe. We owe no tribute to the UN and the EU, We should not be ashamed and divided to look after our own defense." \n\nThe United Nations building in Manhattan is an international enclave, no longer American territory. Inside the Asylum is a powerful argument that it's time to reclaim that land for America.
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Neo-colonialism is such a vague notion that it is impossible to clearly identify it as a country's policy.  Neo-colonialism suggests that a larger or more powerful nation uses its influence to abuse a smaller or less powerful one without ever taking physical or legal control of the state.  In that context, any large or powerful nation could be accused of it, and if they do have any dealings with other nations, would have a hard time proving that they do not influence.\n\nTo single out any two countries is, I believe, silly.  I would say that many nations could be accused of this, including the Soviet Union, China, and even the U.S.  Perhaps even Britain and the Netherlands could qualify depending on how the message is construed, and extreme views could accuse many other nations as well.  Personally, I'm not convinced that neo-colonialism is a real force.
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hope the following website would be ablet to provide the info you seek. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and it has a section dedicated to any TRANSNATIONAL ISSUES, which i suppose what you are trying to find. Good luck.
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Africa - Nigeria\nEurope - Russia\nAsia - China\nN America - USA\nS America - Brazil
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This month, its iran, next month bolivia!
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The primary tactic being used right now are economic sanctions against the North.  This includes reducing the amount of goods we and other countries contribute, including food and oil.  Basically, if NK follows the rules, the may get additional economic aid donated to them and if they don't, we'll further restrict the amount we contribute to them.  \n\nIf problems escalate, we may put a full economic embargo on them, surround their country with our navy, and basically not allow any goods to enter or leave the country.
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Nigeria does not seem to have a great fiscal policy or a proper program for implementation. Also statistics of Nigeria can be totally misleading considering the corrupt governance of the country. African countries have beautiful paper work but little practical application. It is a sad thing to note that so much of money is pumped into these countries that vanish in thin air without reaching the needy. The people have to change their attitude first. Pride and honesty must be their top priority if at all they need to become a respectable nations.
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How about asking them about the US plan to provide nuclear fuel to India? \nWar in Iraq questions are always good... how about, "what will it take for the EU to begin security control in Iraq?"\nHow about something about Belarus and their recent elections.  "What steps is the EU taking to eliminate dictatorships in Europe?"
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politic:presidents\n\npolicy:someting you have to be polite and follow like honsty is the best POLICY
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The country has oil, be aware, very aware Bush is shopping for just such a state. We will do Iran first though, they have more oil
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hahahaa... I don't think we have a foreign policy... we're just sending our jobs to Central/South America and Asia, while blowing up the middle east... and ignoring anything Europe says \n\nMaybe that's quite a complex foreign policy to Bush, but it doen't cut the mustard with me...