A foreign country engaging in commercial transactions in the United States is not protected by the doctrine of sovereign immunity for those transactions.

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The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) of 1976 provides an exception to sovereign immunity for foreign states engaged in commercial activity in the United States. This means that a foreign country engaging in commercial transactions in the US is not protected by the doctrine of sovereign immunity for those transactions.

A Foreign Country Engaging in Commercial Transactions in the United