The legal process by which an accused or confirmed criminal is transferred from one country to another. Generally, treaties signed between governments determine the precise requirements, rules, and exemptions for transferring suspected criminals from one sovereign legal authority to another. 

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Foreign affairs 

The relations among states within the international system, including the roles of states and international organizations; can also include the roles of non-governmental organizations and multinational corporations. 

·         Foreign aid 

Assistance (often in the form of economic aid) provided by one nation to another. 

·         Foreign policy 

In the United States, the plan or strategy that the President and senior policymakers define and establish to achieve national objectives and interests. 

·         Formal diplomacy