👉 Semipolitical is a term used in political science and international relations to describe a situation where two or more countries engage in diplomatic relations but do not have any form of political influence over each other. This can happen when one country has adopted policies that favor certain groups, while the other country does not. The term originated from the idea that many countries are politically motivated and may seek to gain their own advantage through foreign policy. However, it is important to note that semipolitical relationships between
