<h1>Sovereignty and independent foreign policy shape trade responses, security posture, migration criteria, and criminal sentencing outcomes.</h1> Statements emphasize sovereignty and freedom to determine foreign-policy alignments and trade responses, framing diplomatic engagements and resisting external benchmarks for bilateral ties. Reports highlight national security responses to alleged cross-border terrorism, proposals to assess migrants' social worth for settlement eligibility, and the use of capital sentencing with reprieve in major corruption prosecutions, collectively reflecting regulatory themes of trade policy, sovereign diplomatic prerogative, migration eligibility standards, security operations, and criminal sentencing.