A foreign policy that challenges the rules established by the great powers or rule-making states is called

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Intransigent foreign policy refers to a stance taken by a country that challenges the established norms, rules, or policies set by the dominant or great powers. This approach is characterized by a refusal to compromise or change position, often in opposition to the status quo or the interests of the more powerful states.

A Foreign Policy That Challenges the Rules Established by the Great