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the president is in charge of relationships with other countries.
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It is typically the role of the president of a country in order to establish relationships with other countries. The president will work with members of their staff and will get in contact with the country they wish to develop relationships with.
The policies of the United States government that promote or fail to promote relationships with other countries is called Foreign Policy. The United States tries to make sure that people in other countries are treated fairly.
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Countries do not have affairs in the way you imply in your question. Countries have foreign relations with other countries and the department that deals with these relationships is called the foreign affairs department.A foreign affairs department will have relations with all countries. some of which will be ambassadorial relationships.
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Great Britain. These two countries have a history of long, deadly wars and hated for each other. However, these two countries are great allies today.
This depends entirely on the nature of the "relationship". Australia has trade relationships with dozens of countries, and diplomatic relationships with many others.