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This group may become more lively than Russia's moribund imperial afterthought, the Commonwealth of Independent States.Ukraine's confident foreign policy sits oddly with its stricken economy.

Domestically, China prepared for an expected leadership transition in 2012, while internationally it pursued a more confident foreign policy, particularly in East Asia.

"The United Kingdom plays a key role in ensuring that Europe has a common sense agenda, keeping the emphasis on a competitive economy through an effective single market, non-intrusive regulation, openness to trade with other nations, and a confident foreign policy," he said.

A self-confident foreign policy thinker and expert on Africa, she is known as a fierce defender of human rights, advocating military intervention, when necessary.

For the Kremlin, it appears more important to demonstrate a confident and sovereign foreign policy in defiance of the West.

In general, China has adopted a more confident overall approach to foreign policy.

Mr. Xi has already been more strategic, confident and successful in foreign policy than his immediate predecessors, Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin, Mr. Shi said.

Undaunted by domestic constraints, a confident Obama outlined the foreign policy challenges he sees as most critical in a modern "inter-connected world".

If a small country like Syria can survive years of western isolation then the Russian bear empowered with petrodollars and a stable, if undemocratic, leadership, will surely feel more confident in throwing its foreign policy weight around.

The president served up a confident – and at times defiant – foreign policy address at the University of Queensland Saturday on the sidelines of the G20 leaders' summit.

It comes at a time when surveys show Americans are less confident of Mr. Bush's foreign policy skills than at any time since the terrorist attacks two years ago.