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As a citizen of the US and native English speaker, I would say the connotations differ. "International" - similarity to US / Western political systems and valu
by ethbro 10y ago
As a citizen of the US and native English speaker, I would say the connotations differ.
"International" - similarity to US / Western political systems and values, but not in the geographic boundaries of the US
"Foreign" - different from / opposed to (depending on how xenophobic whoever you're talking to is) US / Western political systems and values
So, in many ways mirroring the definitions. International is a thing in and of itself. Foreign is a relationship to something else.