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The '''Wilkie doctrine''' is a Wiltshire government foreign policy position that opposes [[Balancín Kingdoms|Murcian]] and [[Holy Roman Empire|imperial]] interference and intervention in the states of [[Wiltshire]] and [[Lorikeet]]. The doctrine also posits that the best way to maintain this barrier is through a strong network of alliances with other republican, democratic states, such as Paxem and [[Novenae]].

Labour prime minister [[Patrick Rivers]] articulated the doctrine upon entering office in January 3026. He appointed infamous imperiosceptic [[Jenna Wilkie]] to be foreign minister, doubling down on the position of Wiltshirian self-determination. The Wilkie doctrine helped motivate political support for the holding of the [[3026 Wiltshire sovereignty referendum]], and the corresponding [[3026 Lorikeet sovereignty caucus|sovereignty caucus]] in Lorikeet.

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