Diplomacy is the practice of conducting negotiations and managing relations between nations or entities. It involves dialogue, communication, and the negotiation of treaties, agreements, or solutions to conflicts with the aim of achieving peaceful resolutions, promoting mutual interests, and fostering cooperation. Diplomacy can occur at various levels, including bilateral (between two states) or multilateral (involving multiple states) interactions. It encompasses a range of activities, including official visits, summits, and the work of ambassadors and diplomats who represent their countries abroad. The ultimate goal of diplomacy is to maintain or improve political relations, prevent conflicts, and promote international stability and peace.
The U.S. opted out of endorsing a WTO statement condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine, marking a strategic diplomatic shift. Over forty WTO members, including key allies like the EU and…
US-Russia ceasefire negotiations draw global attention, yet lack direct meetings with Russian leaders. President Zelensky of Ukraine feels excluded from talks affecting his nation, raising sovereignty concerns. Analysts worry about…
Singapore confronts geopolitical tensions amid U.S.-China rivalry, threatening regional stability. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong highlights the end of a peaceful post-Cold War era in the Asia-Pacific. The nation adeptly balances…