What did the foreign policy that Germany adopted during Kaiser Wilhelm II?

During Kaiser Wilhelm II's reign, Germany adopted a foreign policy known as "Weltpolitik," which aimed to expand its global influence through colonialism and a powerful navy. This aggressive expansionist strategy sought to challenge British naval supremacy and secure overseas territories, leading to increased tensions with other European powers. The pursuit of a more assertive role in global affairs ultimately contributed to the outbreak of World War I, as alliances and rivalries deepened in the lead-up to the conflict.