"This is why Trump needs to show that they're serious about diplomacy and they're not just practicing gunboat diplomacy or aircraft carrier diplomacy," Delury said.
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All diplomacy involving nuclear-armed powers or their allies has been nuclear diplomacy.
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There has been Henry Kissinger's "shuttle diplomacy" and Richard Nixon's "ping-pong" diplomacy.
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"It's a case of people's diplomacy intersecting with traditional diplomacy," the ministry said.
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"Political diplomacy will be more determinant today than military diplomacy," the official said.
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However, the regime has shown no signs they're ready to meet diplomacy with diplomacy.
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"I worry a lot about non-professionals pursuing diplomacy in the name of" American diplomacy, said Rep.
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Democrats are actually arguing against diplomacy, against dialogue, against discussion TAFURI: No we&aposre not arguing against diplomacy.
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It is time to abandon coercive diplomacy and develop an approach that can be described as restorative diplomacy.
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"I haven't given up on diplomacy because I believe diplomacy is far superior to other means," he said.
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"You know, oil diplomacy John – you've been in energy – is not the same as regular diplomacy," he said.
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It was worse than "war or diplomacy with Iran," for it was diplomacy with no stick, only carrots.
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"Our diplomacy does not give Iran the right to respond with military force, Iran needs to meet our diplomacy with diplomacy and not military force," he told a news conference in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
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Dance of diplomacy Here, in Astana, the dance of diplomacy has seen more snubs than a high school prom.
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There has been a lot of tweet diplomacy, as Jessica pointed out, but this is face-to-face diplomacy.
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In the National Security Strategy published in December, the subheading under "Diplomacy and Statecraft" is "Competitive Diplomacy" — not cooperation.
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In China, 43 percent of respondents prioritized focusing on diplomacy, or supported a twin-track approach of diplomacy and sanctions.
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The Culinary Diplomacy program, which ended with the Obama administration, was the ultimate form of soft diplomacy, its supporters said.
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Diplomacy defuses the crisis At the last minute, war was avoided, thanks to a bit of artful back-channel diplomacy.
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The Chinese title could be rendered as "Great-Power Diplomacy", but some state media prefer to call it "Major-Country Diplomacy".
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My Crisis Diplomacy course deploys the Council on Foreign Relations Model Diplomacy package to simulate meetings of the National Security Council.
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Among the disasters of Trump's first year is that, instead of tough diplomacy, the United States had no diplomacy at all.
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Public diplomacy is a growing academic field, and an expanding cadre of policy experts broadens the availability of public diplomacy expertise.
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Nuclear diplomacy, even when the aim is deterrence or extracting concessions, is just about the riskiest kind of diplomacy there is.
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That is that you make coercive diplomacy work when it is all about coercion and not very much at all about diplomacy.
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"When the Iranian regime decides to forgo violence and meet our diplomacy with diplomacy, it knows how to reach us," he said.
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Clubby personal diplomacy no doubt comes easy to the super-rich, but personal diplomacy means little to most people around the world.
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U.S. diplomacy was never aligned with the leverage in Syria that comes with force, and now we have no diplomacy at all.
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Japan occupies a significant position in China's foreign policy since it is where China's "big power diplomacy" and "good neighbor diplomacy" merge.
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In the world of diplomacy and the art of diplomacy we look for paths where both of us can have positive outcomes.
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"Despite having zero prior experience in diplomacy, Trump just installed Nauert as the acting undersecretary of State for public diplomacy," Hayes said.
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" Speaking before the prayer breakfast in 1990, President George Bush commended Mr. Coe's practice of "quiet diplomacy, I wouldn't say secret diplomacy.
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The impact: For the past 18 months Democrats have been able to criticize the president's execution of diplomacy while not criticizing diplomacy.
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Realizing the goal of ending the IRGC role in Syria requires effective U.S. diplomacy, that is, diplomacy backed by readiness to use force.
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International diplomacy In the short term, the predictable machinery of international diplomacy is already swinging into action with ritual condemnations from world powers.
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The plan was conceived without diplomacy; it does not lay the groundwork for future diplomacy; and it abandons three decades of American diplomacy—diplomacy that was aimed at self-determination for Palestinians and an Israel that is secure, democratic, and a homeland for the Jewish people—in favor of a wish-list of the Israeli right wing and settler movement.
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Pin-down diplomacy Similar to ping-pong diplomacy, "pin-down diplomacy" between US and Iranian wrestlers "has been instrumental in changing perceptions about Iranian and American society, and building bridges between sports communities and ordinary citizens," the think-tank Atlantic Council said.
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Obviously the news that the summit is off is certainly a blow to diplomacy, but I wouldn't necessarily write off diplomacy at this point.
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It talks about something called "competitive diplomacy" but doesn't back up claims to enhance that diplomacy with a serious commitment to State Department funding.
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"Sports diplomacy is a sexy affair," said Lee Sung-yoon, a Korea expert at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
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His personal diplomacy with Kim Jong-un of North Korea and President Vladimir Putin of Russia might appear to be in line with Mr. Powell's emphasis on diplomacy — but under Mr. Trump, what has counted so far is only the word "personal," not the diplomacy.
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Last year, Royce introduced a bill, titled the Cyber Diplomacy Act, that seeks to restore a State Department office specifically focusing on cyber diplomacy efforts.
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Far-reaching diplomacy Hardly a student of diplomacy before taking office, Trump is influencing the world in far-reaching ways for a new American president.
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"Clearly, while diplomacy must be the main effort with North Korea, it has to be diplomacy backed by credible military power," Harris said in November.
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Debt diplomacy The Trump administration has been highly critical of Beijing's lending practices, with US Vice President Mike Pence denouncing it as "debt diplomacy" in October.
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The bottom line: Iran's incremental escalation is designed to heighten fears over the direction of the country's nuclear program, thus incentivizing premature diplomacy over productive diplomacy.
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We've seen it time and again in our history where a rush to war is a result of a failure of diplomacy or lack of diplomacy.
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SANGER: Do any of them involve diplomacy, as opposed to — in other words, diplomacy in terms of getting Russia and others to help cut them off?
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But here are several examples of sports diplomacy success stories: Ping-pong diplomacy In the 1970s, the Cold War was even icier than the Winter Olympics.
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And Congress prefers diplomacy, supports diplomacy but we will back our President to end this program by military force as a last resort if we have to.
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SANDERS: OK. CLINTON: Part of diplomacy, the hard work of diplomacy is trying to extract whatever concessions you can get, and giving something the other side wants.
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Intense diplomacy The President's praise of China for its trading practices came amid a morning of intense diplomacy on the second day of his visit to Beijing.
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He noted that diplomacy had worked when the United States reached a deal with Iran over its nuclear program, and diplomacy could work again with North Korea.
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"When these unpaid foreign agents engage in this kind of diplomacy, so-called diplomacy, all they do is weaken this president and his negotiating position," he said.
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Still, it had endured a very long time by showing the right level of respect to the old diplomacy, even as the new diplomacy was coming in.
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The only way out of this crisis is through diplomacy -- clear-eyed, hard-nosed diplomacy grounded in strategy, that's not about one-off decisions or one-upmanship.
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" On Friday, Seyed Abbas Mousavi, a spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry said his country "responds to diplomacy with diplomacy, respect with respect, and to war with decisive defense.
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"The fruitless sanctions on Iran's leadership and the chief of Iranian diplomacy mean the permanent closure of the road of diplomacy with the frustrated U.S. administration," Mousavi said.
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Republicans are frothing and comics are tweaking about the baseball diplomacy in Cuba and the tango diplomacy in Argentina, juxtaposed with the terrorist attack and manhunt in Brussels.
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"Sadly, that is also at least partly a predictable consequence of an American coercive diplomacy strategy that so far is all coercion and no diplomacy," Mr. Burns said.
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Even schools whose names include the words "diplomacy" or "foreign service" offer no more than a couple of diplomacy-related courses, one of which is usually in diplomatic history.
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For those of us who believe in cultural diplomacy, educational diplomacy and the power of issues like health and science to bridge political gaps, it is a new day.
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On Sunday, government spokesperson Rabiei stressed Zarif's position as chief of foreign policy, diplomacy and security diplomacy, saying that "all diplomatic pathways must go through him," Press TV reported.
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"Diplomacy is one of the greatest forces for peace, prosperity and progress the world has ever known," Clinton told dignitaries and donors gathered at the new U.S. Diplomacy Center pavilion.
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Exactly. What the heads of state do — in diplomacy in general but this kind of diplomacy in particular — is important, but it's less important than the work of faceless diplomats.
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Nicholas J. Cull is professor of public diplomacy and founding director of the Master of Public Diplomacy program at the University of Southern California-Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
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Second, South Korean diplomacy benefits from diversification of relations with countries beyond South Korea's traditional focus on diplomacy with the four major powers of the United States, China, Japan and Russia.
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" Diplomacy, by contrast, requires "efficient use of limited resources.
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Many of us grew up with chappal — sandal — diplomacy.
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"So we would know how the minister would intervene, how he deals with the family, when he speaks with lawyers, when the government should use quiet diplomacy versus bullhorn diplomacy," he said.
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"He was a practitioner, sometimes along with others, of sledgehammer diplomacy, a take-it-or-leave-it approach to diplomacy," said R. Nicholas Burns, who as under secretary sparred regularly with Mr. Bolton.
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It's impossible to know if this week of diplomacy marks the beginning of a permanent change, but there are reasons to believe diplomacy will remain a larger part of Trump's foreign policy arsenal.
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But American diplomacy can't function if top officials in American diplomacy don't have the ear of the president — and people who have spent careers in Foggy Bottom rather than Trump Tower certainly don't.
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Mr. Biden will lead the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement, a new effort "focused principally on diplomacy, foreign policy and national security," the university announced on Tuesday.
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I am here today to continue the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy, from the earliest days of the Republic, our leaders understand that diplomacy and engagement is preferable to conflict and hostility.
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At a moment when diplomacy has been devalued and leadership of the State Department is in flux, I asked dozens of distinguished diplomats how they would renew American diplomacy in the 85033st century.
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He prefers diplomacy and dialogue rather than confrontation and deterrence.
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"Diplomacy is not the same as deal making," Menendez said.
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And so we need to have proper diplomacy with Saudi.
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The invite is from the Hellenic Institute of Cultural Diplomacy.
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People who overthink texting diplomacy need day jobs or friends.
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He has a lot of really important diplomacy to tackle.
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A look at how diplomacy took shape this year: Jan.
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GUTFELD: They had nukes using your old, traditional, bad diplomacy.
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Diplomacy isn't easy ... especially if your boss is Donald Trump.
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Sometimes they say diplomacy is best backed by military force.
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Basketball diplomacy has something of a history in North Korea.
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By showing contempt for diplomacy, Trump could risk UK support.
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Diplomacy is our top priority through our maximum pressure campaign.
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Taiwan accuses China of using "dollar diplomacy" to poach allies.
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Also coming soon for the UK audience — Diplomacy: Brexit Edition.
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The State Department has some cyber diplomacy staff, for example.
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For proof of this, consider the rise of culinary diplomacy.
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But I don't mind the backdoor diplomacy of opening conduits.
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A Bavarian pet peeve has thus escalated to crisis diplomacy.
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But diplomacy may not ease tensions in the host countries.
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Trump's personalization of diplomacy weakens him and undermines our security.
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And when that diplomacy failed two nations went to war.
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And diplomacy, no matter how successful, is denounced as appeasement.
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Linux inventor Linus Torvalds has never been one for diplomacy.
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His advisers say French diplomacy has long neglected central Europe.
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If it seems like gunboat diplomacy, it's because it is.
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The encounter reflects Trump's instinct for stagecraft and spontaneous diplomacy.
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Donald Trump has more diplomacy experience than you may think.
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Even strenuous diplomacy may not have put out the flames.
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For now, it appears he will take responsibility for diplomacy.
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A flurry of diplomacy has paved the way for negotiations.
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The task at hand will also require politics and diplomacy.
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But recently she's been going about it another way — diplomacy.
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Brinker said whomever Trump nominates should understand diplomacy and hospitality.
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For Serena, this trip is not about power or diplomacy.
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Trying to solve these matters through diplomacy and peaceful means.
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It is an issue for diplomacy and defense, right now.
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And really most of diplomacy is not about unconditional surrender.
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In the world of diplomacy, "friendship" is a relative term.
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They are for the hard deal, rather than layered diplomacy.
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Thanks to his diplomacy, the negative image of Japan improved.
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From the Kremlin's point of view, such diplomacy brought dividends.
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Worse, the United States has yet to invest in diplomacy.
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Kenya is a regional hub for trade, diplomacy and security.
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Trump is also continuing his pugnacious campaign style into diplomacy.
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"Finally, a real power move in American diplomacy," they said.
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Diplomacy and leadership, in both word and deed, is critical.
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So this is not a matter of protocol or diplomacy.
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S. alliance is the axis of Japan's diplomacy and security.
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American public diplomacy never fully recovered after the Cold War.
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Tax diplomacy, like politics, is the art of the possible.
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To send more public diplomacy people to key military commands.
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"This is an issue of politics, of diplomacy," she said.
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You did this, Harvey Weinstein, war on diplomacy, what's next?
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Mr Modi's moves will illuminate the state of climate diplomacy.
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The Pentagon said that diplomacy was still the preferred option.
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"Backdoor diplomacy," Mr. Albayrak called his work with Mr. Kushner.
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Trump has frequently used dinner party diplomacy to build relationships.
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The political element is why diplomacy is essential to stabilization.
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Diplomacy with Iran will be a messy and halting process.
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Elemental's strategy required as much diplomacy as it did design.
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With this foundation in place, diplomacy with Pyongyang can proceed.
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Whether through diplomacy or force is up to the regime.
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He will make American diplomacy great again, despite the diplomats.
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If quiet diplomacy with management fails, try alerting the board.
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He seemed to realize diplomacy would take time and patience.
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John Kerry should leave the diplomacy to our current diplomats.
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"It was quite a display of deft diplomacy," Prendergast said.
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In short, our diplomats are not allowed to conduct diplomacy.
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And each time he opted for diplomacy instead of bravado.
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Judith McHale Ms. McHale's career has spanned business and diplomacy.
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Trump had an opportunity last week to practice public diplomacy.
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Peace in the Middle East will have to involve diplomacy.
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The only way forward on North Korea is through diplomacy.
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He defended diplomacy as a superior alternative to military intervention.
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Space is an arena, unlike Earth, where international diplomacy works.
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"American security and prosperity depend on robust diplomacy," she wrote.
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But it wouldn't hurt to learn the art of diplomacy.
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Diplomacy isn't Trump's strong suit; trashing Barack Obama's accomplishments is.
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Diplomacy could also play a role in cooling currency tensions.
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The credible threat of force can make diplomacy more effective.
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In any case, she will be busy with brand diplomacy.
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He could try diplomacy, but that has not historically worked.
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US pursues direct diplomacy with North Korea despite Trump's rejection
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"That has undermined North Korea's ability to play brinkmanship diplomacy."
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When we do, Cooper hopes people will try diplomacy first.
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Climate diplomacy has made a lot of progress since then.
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But that never happened, marking another sign of lackluster diplomacy.
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His Twitter diplomacy also makes life impossible for his subordinates.
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Rather, America should engage with other countries through peaceful diplomacy.
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Instead, he plunged into postwar politics, diplomacy and public service.
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There is still time to get diplomacy back on track.
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"Diplomacy isn't a competition," said State Department spokesman R.C. Hammond.
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We have our last, best chance for diplomacy before us.
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Paradoxically, the stronger we are, the more important diplomacy becomes.
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Diplomacy is an essential part of a successful foreign policy.
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The U.S. must leverage strong diplomacy and serious financial pressure.
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The Point: Life, hats, friendship, relationships and diplomacy are awkward.
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Economic diplomacy is an increasingly important part of that effort.
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Effective diplomacy will typically be slow and marked by setbacks.
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Patrick Chappatte Diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula enters new territory.
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This is a low point for American diplomacy and leadership.
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This is the tragic failure of his abandonment of diplomacy.
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Then the diplomacy stalled at the second summit, in Hanoi.
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Diplomacy depends on the use of both sticks and carrots.
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The operation also demonstrates the messy complexity of international diplomacy.
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Others in the city had no patience for such diplomacy.
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"It is shortsighted to slash foreign aid and diplomacy," Sen.
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Trump has fractured the international consensus needed for serious diplomacy.
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In my view, diplomacy is the only sound path forward.
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"In the end, Taiwan's diplomacy will be suffocated," it added.
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Virtually everything else is subservient to that: diplomacy, science, conservation.
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He's tried peaceful diplomacy political gamesmanship, brute authoritarianism, coalition building.
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A vigorous U.S. commercial diplomacy can help do just that.
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In 2600, as the diplomacy soured, North Korea ceased cooperating.
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The biggest loser is the State Department and thus diplomacy.
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Not at first, but what a challenge for U.S. diplomacy.
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He apparently sees little value in meaningful diplomacy and negotiation.
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Yet diplomacy and sanctions alone won't necessarily reduce the threat.
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Private citizens are prohibited by law from engaging in diplomacy.
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The US has been wary of South Korea's Olympics diplomacy.
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Diplomacy between North Korea and the U.S. isn't going well.
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Right now, United States diplomacy appears to be in retreat.
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But what should be the target of that quiet diplomacy?
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Such gains might be in the form of coercive diplomacy.
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"International diplomacy is a new area for me," she admitted.
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For decades, that process and that diplomacy continued … until now.
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Negotiations should take place outside Venezuela, perhaps through shuttle diplomacy.
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Others in the city had no patience for such diplomacy.
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With diplomacy stalled, Mr. Trump decided to weigh in again.
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Unfortunately, pluralism and tolerance are precisely what makes diplomacy tick.
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Losing an Enemy: Obama, Iran and the Triumph of Diplomacy.
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"Iran has just rejected diplomacy too many times," Hook said.
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Obama ended his statement with a defense of multilateral diplomacy.
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FALTERING DIPLOMACY Tehran on Thursday signaled a willingness to engage in diplomacy with a modest offer on its nuclear work - ratification of a document prescribing more intrusive nuclear inspections if Washington abandoned its sanctions.
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Diplomacy and intimidation To reinforce its claims to the South China Sea, China has built and militarized artificial islands and has attempted to undermine other countries' positions through a combination of diplomacy and intimidation.
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In its quest to make the world safe for itself, the North Korean government uses diplomacy — granted, a diplomacy of bared fangs and broken promises — to consolidate gains, extract concessions or provoke new crises.
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"In the turbulent ocean of international diplomacy, cultural diplomacy is a beacon we must keep alight," French Foreign Minister Yves Le Drian told a large audience at an event sponsored by French oil giant Total.
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This administration's proposed cuts to international health, development and diplomacy would be a blow to women and children and a grave mistake for our country... turning our backs on diplomacy won't make our country safer.
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FALTERING DIPLOMACY Tehran on Thursday signaled a willingness to engage in diplomacy with a modest offer on its nuclear work - ratification of a document prescribing more intrusive nuclear inspections if Washington abandoned its economic sanctions.
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Since the Bush administration created the doctrine of the three D's — Defense, Diplomacy and Development — after 6900/2628, diplomacy and development have often been conflated as part of policy-makers arsenal of soft power tools.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran "responds to diplomacy with diplomacy ... war with firm defense", Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said on Friday on his Twitter account, reacting to remarks by U.S. envoy on Iran Brian Hook.
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The decision extends Venezuela's drift toward the fringes of international diplomacy.
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Roosevelt, a champion of big-stick diplomacy, admired the mighty bears.
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His style is the antithesis of soft-spoken, unseen, quiet diplomacy.
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They think, 'Oh yeah, that's great diplomacy because it's not war.
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And Pompeo&aposs real shuttle diplomacy which has been really effective.
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Against that backdrop, Trump soldiered through a long day of diplomacy.
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So far, of course, diplomacy hasn't worked, at least not enough.
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What is needed most in the months ahead is deft diplomacy.
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She had a stark warning about the state of US diplomacy.
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The latest case of China's "debt-trap diplomacy" is Sri Lanka.
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He handled his clients' difficulties in diplomacy, business, and even love.
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It would also complicate the already tangled diplomacy in East Asia.
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Multiculturalism. Diplomacy. How chill it is that we are all different.
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China's diplomacy is very traditional, an adviser to Mr Abe explains.
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He is an expert on political history, diplomacy, and Iceland's constitution.
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"It started as science, but it became diplomacy," Brown told me.
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His half-cocked diplomacy left Britain humiliated and the G7 divided.
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After her Olympic career, Kwan turned to public diplomacy and politics.
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Diplomacy over the Korean peninsula is tricky for all three leaders.
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Now the older sort of diplomacy seems to be coming back.
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Plus, how sharing a plate of food could help international diplomacy.
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Kate Middleton is well schooled in the art of sartorial diplomacy.
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Coercive diplomacy can work: indeed, it produced the deal of 2300.
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Some of America's allies see this as making diplomacy very difficult.
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The government in Beijing would be responsible for defence and diplomacy.
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Jobs had many talents, but diplomacy was not one of them.
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It also came during a delicate time in inter-Korean diplomacy.
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Yet as with his later diplomacy, his journalism was fundamentally unserious.
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THE relationship between religion and American diplomacy has never been simple.
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Iran slammed the sanctions, saying they signaled the end of diplomacy.
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She still supports diplomacy with Russia on nuclear issues, for example.
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But the Trump administration's weakness in diplomacy is beginning to show.
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We engaged in major diplomacy on this last year with China.
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The Logan Act, for example, prohibits citizens from conducting unauthorized diplomacy.
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We need American diplomacy to reflect the standards of Jan Karski.
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Sometimes diplomacy is simply the art of covering up, well, art.
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In any event, their (Iranian) diplomacy won, and that's a pity.
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It won't be Macron's first foray into soft diplomacy and symbolism.
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But the diplomacy can only work if you invest in it.
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This is why private diplomacy is more important now than ever.
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Highlights North Korea's lead negotiator in nuclear diplomacy is in Washington.
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And Tillerson is an able oilman but a newcomer to diplomacy.
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You don't get a lot of shots at pressure in diplomacy.
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It wasn't immediately clear how the report might affect nuclear diplomacy.
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Even optimists doubt that diplomacy in Geneva will prosper (see article).
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Aries people often learn the value of diplomacy the hard way.
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That would be a complex undertaking that would require deft diplomacy.
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Attempts to stop the fighting through diplomacy are also in disarray.
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It deals with diplomacy, treaties, religion's effect on politics, and war.
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Even so, Amano at the IAEA lives in hope of diplomacy.
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Indefinite deterrence also means we can afford to resume shrewd diplomacy.
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Was it a metaphor for keeping the door open for diplomacy?
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The privately funded U.S. Diplomacy Center will formally open in 2018.
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Except in Syria, all of this has been achieved through diplomacy.
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Americans have long believed diplomacy is more useful than military strength.
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It could not have any relevance to national security or diplomacy.
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Suffice it to say, he has a different view of diplomacy.
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Diplomacy and targeted military deterrence is what will keep you safe.
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Both spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive diplomacy.
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China: Like Russia, China has historically urged diplomacy with North Korea.
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"Power does not respond to kind words and diplomacy," Quintana added.
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"There are those who criticize our commitment to diplomacy," Obama said.
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If he does, he will need to use some basic diplomacy.
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Another plank of Japan's emerging military diplomacy is military-industrial cooperation.
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And getting North Korea to "yes" will take highly skilled diplomacy.
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" Diplomacy, the official said, "has a lot more room to go.
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The jury is out whether coercive diplomacy will change Syria's behavior.
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First, sanctions are not the only tool of coercive economic diplomacy.
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In actuality, defense continues to expand while diplomacy and development shrinks.
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President Trump would get an F in my public diplomacy class.
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International diplomacy is a world of careful rituals, hierarchy and credentials.
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Nor can traditional avenues of diplomacy serve as a moderating force.
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Beyond diplomacy and all-out war, there is another possible option.
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"The situation is screaming for more robust diplomacy on both sides".
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If diplomacy cannot slow the fighting, the humanitarian situation will deteriorate.
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After only 90 minutes, her powers of diplomacy are rapidly waning.
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" And, when it comes to style: "Diplomacy is about personal relationships.
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" What the students are experiencing is referred to as "gastro-diplomacy.
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If sanctions and diplomacy both fail, military options become more likely.
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Go deeper: How North Korean diplomacy fails ... How we got here
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It's like Diplomacy meets Dungeons and Dragons meets Prussian military tactics.
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This will be the result of skilled diplomacy and international cooperation.
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Unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction.
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The report noted China's leadership role in global climate change diplomacy.
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Thanks to Alan, I gained patience, empathy, diplomacy, maturity and compassion.
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At the same time, Trump is minimizing diplomacy while maximizing bluster.
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Even NYT Cooking's nomenclature for reader feedback exudes politeness and diplomacy.
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Mr. Kim, for his part, made a bold bet on diplomacy.
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The photos' prettiness becomes pathological — diplomacy distilled to its empty aesthetics.
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Diplomacy is a bit like the stock market: Confidence begets confidence.
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But to be fair, diplomacy hasn't worked for past administrations either.
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There's no looking up religion, diplomacy, personal affairs of state leaders.
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The pretaped remainder of the episode made no mention of diplomacy.
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Nonetheless, the United States continues to prioritize military action over diplomacy.
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So why Kim's sudden turn to diplomacy in early 2018, then?
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A culinary diplomacy program at the State Department has been closed.
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This is an important achievement for Palestinian diplomacy and Palestinian nonviolence.
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Instead, he pursued 5003 months of frustrating but ultimately successful diplomacy.
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But he argued that it also opened new avenues of diplomacy.
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It needs to be confronted, with great firmness and creative diplomacy.
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Diplomacy as coercion goes against everything American foreign policy stands for.
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There are other forces at work pushing for Iranian-American diplomacy.
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He succeeds Victoria Nuland, whose dogged diplomacy gave the Kremlin fits.
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"I do not do policy or diplomacy by tweets," he said.
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Despite the president's message, Mr. Tillerson's spokeswoman said diplomacy remained possible.
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That will take diplomacy as well as regulatory foresight and forbearance.
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Trump touts his overall diplomacy towards Kim as a major success.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump's behavior often overshadows whatever diplomacy is taking place.
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Militarizing American foreign policy while relegating diplomacy will bring no victories.
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This is what American diplomacy looks like in the Trump era.
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Is there any serious initiative underway to reopen diplomacy with Iran?
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That's three out of every four top jobs in American diplomacy.
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We need to turn to diplomacy to prevent this humanitarian catastrophe.
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Effective foreign assistance and diplomacy are keys to American global leadership.
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Markets may not be far off when expecting diplomacy over conflict.
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Such brazen energy diplomacy is manna for the region's cryptocurrency miners.
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We helped other countries develop their own science for diplomacy programs.
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It remains unclear how Trump's freeform diplomacy advances American interests abroad.
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The two explanations (diplomacy and market rebalancing) are not mutually exclusive.
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Mr. Moon's North Korea diplomacy has loomed large over the contests.
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But even as Iran weighed renewed diplomacy, its military provocations persisted.
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That calculus makes this exactly the time to take diplomacy seriously.
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He could yet be saved by his skills in international diplomacy.
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Linda Greenhouse When he was discussing military strategy or diplomacy, Gen.
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On today's episode, we discuss why President Trump disregards traditional diplomacy.
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Go deeper: American diplomacy is crumbling under Trump, top diplomats warn
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It's just that technology moves at a different pace than diplomacy.
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Such high-level diplomacy has helped ease tensions along the border.
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American diplomacy under Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Mr. Tillerson has no background in diplomacy beyond corporate deal making.
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Apple is now engaged in the corporate version of shuttle diplomacy.
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The stalled diplomacy leaves Trump with a set of fateful questions.
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Public diplomacy is not an afterthought in our international relations strategy.
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The calligrapher's office plays a key role in White House diplomacy.
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Neither diplomacy nor preventive war will make this problem go away.
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His attackers are stuck in a wasteful world of dysfunctional diplomacy.
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And Washington managed to achieve this through principled, hard-nosed diplomacy.
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If war is North Korea's goal, diplomacy is just glorified delay.
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In short, our mutual accomplishments have often hinged on successful diplomacy.
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This maverick diplomacy is a prima facie indication of bad motives.
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In those early weeks, diplomacy was a success for Mr. Pompeo.
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The nuclear deal is a rare triumph of diplomacy over confrontation.
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As Tillerson noted last week, it has no "wins" in diplomacy.
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Meanwhile, diplomacy between South Korea and North Korea was progressing quickly.
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David Leonhardt worries about sensitive diplomacy led by the Trump administration.
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The unknowability of Trump's incoming administration creates incentives for unorthodox diplomacy.
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" Diplomacy, the official said, "has a lot more room to go.
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International diplomacy is a subtle game, with lots of moving parts.
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Or to engage in international diplomacy, if that's the right phrase.
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Beijing would have to do some emergency diplomacy in that scenario.
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"We're going to stick to our diplomacy and as you all know, we haven't changed our operations or our posture and we'll continue to generate the readiness we need in case diplomacy fails," he told reporters.
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When the conversation turns to work, tell a funny story about a time you resolved an absurd conflict with diplomacy, since few things turn a Libra on more than a suitor who values diplomacy and fairness.
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"I'm hoping WikiLeaks will want to add the digitized files to their Library of US Diplomacy, that'd be a great way of integrating the documents with other intelligence/diplomacy papers in a searchable database," Best added.
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Polls on impeachment have been all over the place, but CNN's latest numbers indicate rising support for impeachment among independents and Republicans — all for what is arguably standard diplomacy: leveraging foreign diplomacy by using carrots and sticks.
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"When these unpaid foreign agents engage in this kind of diplomacy, so-called diplomacy, all they do is weaken this president and his negotiating position," Navarro said at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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" Accelerating diplomacy Trump has not just claimed credit for accelerating diplomacy -- he has even said Moon had told him that without his strong stance, this year's Winter Olympics in South Korea would have been a "total failure.
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It's also that plenty of experts place more value on diplomacy per se — getting a piece of paper signed and then defending its value — than on the conviction that diplomacy will stop Iran from getting a bomb.
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In the end, there was no appetite for anything beyond quiet diplomacy.
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So much depends on Mr. Rock, who is not known for diplomacy.
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He has used some canny diplomacy, including old school show-and-tell.
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Trump has sought repeatedly to slash funding for foreign aid and diplomacy.
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Mixing shrewd diplomacy with threat of sanctions, some have argued, is better.
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U.S. diplomacy is in good hands, despite what they have told you.
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Parting with the other Republican candidates, Donald Trump supports diplomacy with Cuba.
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They've made their points, and they can move on to pursue diplomacy.
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Hence his promise to cut funding on aid, diplomacy, climate change, etc.
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Today is a black day for Kremlin diplomacy and for Putin personally.
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His only choice therefore was to use diplomacy to stem the bloodletting.
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I don't take the president as an expert on diplomacy with Russia.
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In the interim, we see America's economic diplomacy taking its directed toll.
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He added that Trump would be busy with diplomacy from the start.
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He'd like to start diplomacy with Iran and he's sincere about that.
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Diplomacy is the usual route to settling the debts of past regimes.
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But it endured, and the peace process became central to American diplomacy.
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Barack Obama hailed the deal as a triumph for diplomacy over force.
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Hula hoop diplomacy: My time in the North Korean limelight Who's attending?
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In my view, diplomacy is best handled through back-and-forth conversation.
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Matthew Wallin is a fellow in diplomacy with the American Security Project.
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She received a master's degree in law and diplomacy from Tufts University.
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American diplomacy under Barack Obama was a big reason for the shift.
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China's economic management should also be a central part of multilateral diplomacy.
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It's a subtle distinction that matters a lot in diplomacy like this.
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Pence will say China uses "debt diplomacy" to expand its influence worldwide.
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Mrs Merkel may feel that quiet diplomacy works better than public denunciations.
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Up next, a somber reminder of what could happen when diplomacy fails.
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Golf diplomacy has become part of Japan&aposs playbook on Donald Trump.
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Diplomacy between America and North Korea has always had a surreal edge.
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Christie's piece focuses almost exclusively on Trump's diplomacy goals for North Korea.
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"Hawkish on security, moderate on diplomacy," as a party colleague describes him.
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And That Trumps impetuous diplomacy and experience of course, are at fault.
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Gunboat diplomacy imposed by major powers on weaker countries became an anachronism.
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And here's the bad news: Diplomacy with North Korea isn't going well.
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At that time, Tillerson championed diplomacy, a path the president publicly derided.
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Years of barren diplomacy have been replaced by a rush of activity.
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Russia's diplomacy in the region is not confined to backing one side.
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If they don&apost show up, that&aposs the end of diplomacy.
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Mr Abe was right to push for diplomacy between America and Iran.
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You need active diplomacy, you need some face-saving, tension-deescalating moves.
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One reason for his impatience is his contempt for such traditional diplomacy.
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After fencing, Muhammad says she may consider a career in U.S. diplomacy.
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The efforts made on Israel's behalf capped several days of unusual diplomacy.
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Why Trump's golf diplomacy won't work with Xi Jinping A China pivot?
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Was it inevitable that Twitter would become a tool of international diplomacy?
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"We must not be fooled by North Korea's 'smile diplomacy'," Suga said.
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The head of the U.S. military's Pacific Command said diplomacy was key.
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"Boakai understands diplomacy," said McArthur Nuah Kermah, a school registrar in Paynesville.
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Iran prisoner swap: 14 months of secret diplomacy Who else was released?
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What to look out for: Diplomacy is about to get even tougher.
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Military muscle is taking over from where diplomacy once led the way.
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But moments of epistolary diplomacy are interspersed with encouragements for military action.
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She is also a member of the advisory council for Diplomacy Works.
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It is not going to be solved through diplomacy any time soon.
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But Beijing has been keen to get diplomacy back on track since.
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Yet our nation's public diplomacy exists to further the president's foreign policy.
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It's good for diplomacy, as we've learned from working with the Russians.
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It will be Trump's first use of Mar-a-Lago for diplomacy.
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Jason's diplomacy is based on these Jewish values as well as American.
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Both diplomacy and American displays of might have failed to stop this.
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Mattis reiterated a call for diplomacy in responding to North Korea's threats.
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Several past U.S. presidents have put protocol over protection, diplomacy over decisiveness.
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"Tillerson was uniquely positioned to address that part of diplomacy," he said.
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Nuclear diplomacy with Kim has been Trump's No. 1 foreign policy priority.
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He acknowledges the impact of the president's "America first" stance on diplomacy.
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Do you want a pompous braggart who doesn't know anything about diplomacy?
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His hermit-like approach to the press has undermined US public diplomacy.
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It is unclear as to why the Taliban would pursue diplomacy now.
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By addressing North Korea's security concerns, he believes that diplomacy can work.
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But these events could shift Middle East diplomacy out of its rut.
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Neither diplomacy nor sanctions has halted North Korea's nuclear and missile development.
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With Mr. Brandt's departure, Mr. Scheel's career in diplomacy also ended abruptly.
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Kenya is a hub for trade, diplomacy and security in East Africa.
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On a purely pragmatic level, bluster is not a tool of diplomacy.
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Defense alone, without diplomacy and development, is a losing foreign policy proposition.
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During the Iran-Iraq War, Japan was even involved in shuttle diplomacy.
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In defending diplomacy, we too often talk in bold and broad terms.
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"The West must be wary of Iran's global business 'diplomacy'" https://t.
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What our leaders must remember is that diplomacy is our best weapon.
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Antony Blinken is managing director of the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy.
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DARELL ANN R. ARTATES Public Diplomacy Officer Embassy of the Philippines Washington
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"Canada does not conduct its diplomacy through ad hominem attacks," Freeland said.
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The career diplomats leading the diplomacy in recent months are first rate.
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It makes it almost impossible to conduct diplomacy in an evenhanded manner.
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We should all celebrate how diplomacy, not military might, won the day.
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She served as undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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It's noteworthy because the negotiations offer lessons for today's debates about diplomacy.
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Six years of efforts to end the war through diplomacy have failed.
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Nauert served briefly as Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy from March until October.
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Nevertheless, the high costs of military action make diplomacy the preferred route.
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This is vintage Trump: Playground taunts are the only diplomacy he understands.
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If not, that's fine too, as long diplomacy continues to move forward.
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A continuous commitment to diplomacy is the way to best achieve that.
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The U.S. relies heavily on sanctions as a tool of international diplomacy.
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The statement stressed that regional conflicts can only be resolved through diplomacy.
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"You want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy," he said.
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Second, her overall foreign policy views prioritize diplomacy over using the military.
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A spokesman for Melenchon spoke out against what he called "cowboy diplomacy".
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Instead, it should support multilateral diplomacy, where regional leaders take the vanguard.
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A significant shift in French diplomacy was unlikely, one French diplomat said.
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It is about the politics, policy and a whole approach to diplomacy.
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He also ran a campaign that challenged longstanding shibboleths of American diplomacy.
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It was an eye-catching debut for Mr. Kim in international diplomacy.
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Bret's column, in fact, is titled, "Mike Pompeo Is Good for Diplomacy."
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But Mr. Moon remains determined to keep the momentum for diplomacy alive.
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In failing, he laid bare the risks of one-to-one diplomacy.
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If Mr. Trump seeks a deal, he has to invest in diplomacy.
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Frankly, diplomacy is a low-risk part of the strategy for Trump.
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How can you have diplomacy with someone that never tells the truth?
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The advantage is that you're not constrained by the choreography of diplomacy.
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But the president is responsible for diplomacy and controls the US military.
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China's B.R.I. isn't debt-trap diplomacy: It's just globalization with Chinese characteristics.
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She handled it with the diplomacy and efficiency of an experienced politician.
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But Mr. Trump appears unsatisfied with limiting his overtures to private diplomacy.
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More than 25 years of diplomacy have failed to resolve the issue.
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Center, and former Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public
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Advice about health and dinner-table diplomacy for parents of vegetarian kids.
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"The Trump administration has tried to create L.N.G. diplomacy," said Ms. Grigas.
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Diplomacy, even the harsh kind, has failed to dissuade Russia from meddling.
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Mr. Clinton deployed diplomacy and antidumping measures to protect American steel makers.
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Ms. Merkel said diplomacy offered the only way out of the crisis.
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It was a moment when diplomacy carried considerable risk, and considerable promise.
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Those who could were more likely to favor diplomacy over military action.
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AMERICANS USED TO recoil at secret diplomacy as an affront to democracy.
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Successive presidents have found at least three sensible reasons for secret diplomacy.
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These people are the unseen grease in the cogs of international diplomacy.
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" This, he added, "is the time for considered, responsible diplomacy among friends.
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Trump has said he doesn't want to rush diplomacy with North Korea.
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The case has mixed high-stakes international diplomacy with elements of farce.
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Other aspiring Republican leaders see virtues in muscle flexing while dismissing diplomacy.
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More importantly, this action in Kashmir took place without diplomacy and dialogue.
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Diplomacy is a word that Trump might usefully add to his vocabulary.
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They know diplomacy is a tough business built around sometimes ugly compromise.
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And Diplomacy Don, who seemed to fall head over heels for Putin.
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In recent days, however, talk of diplomacy has lowered the temperature. Sen.
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CREATING DRAMA The drama in "Pacific Overtures" doesn't actually derive from diplomacy.
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Diplomacy is the refined face of what would otherwise be vicious conflict.
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However, his approach to diplomacy has already agitated key U.S. trade partners.
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Old-fashioned war, as the saying goes, is diplomacy by other means.
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Not all Palestinian leaders agree diplomacy is the right course of action.
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America's might and majesty were cornerstones of international relations, cooperation and diplomacy.
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That position requires a person with enormous skills of diplomacy and discretion.
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Even China's head of state jumped in... In diplomacy, that's a result.
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His advisers have argued for conventional diplomacy, but that simply isn't Trump.
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Victory also means building stability, and stability requires diplomacy and sustainable development.
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Sonenshine is former undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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This is an area for quiet diplomacy, led by the United States.
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He might counsel diplomatic efforts backed by economic measures to bolster diplomacy.
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And through often tortuous diplomacy and against great odds, he had succeeded.
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And Secretary Tillerson, would you only have said, "I just do diplomacy"?
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Did we take a leadership role on the stage of international diplomacy?
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The Dubai Expo 2020 presents a unique opportunity for U.S. public diplomacy.
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WALKING ONTO a football pitch hardly seems an act of high diplomacy.
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"It really is a time for diplomacy," Burns told CNBC on Thursday.
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Mr. Lavrov said he hoped that Washington and Pyongyang would restart diplomacy.
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Crisis dashes hopes of US-Iran talks Diplomacy is going nowhere, either.
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So Bolton's comments go to the heart of Trump's diplomacy with Kim.
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She has worked her entire career in financial services, consulting, and diplomacy.
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Trade, like diplomacy, should never be played as a zero-sum game.
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He should have made it in April 2014, when his diplomacy collapsed.
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New Delhi has mounted a new Indian Ocean strategy of defense diplomacy.
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" "We're here today to extend the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy.
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But if diplomacy is on the move, trade issues are growing thornier.
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Trump has repeatedly stressed this as a positive outcome of the diplomacy.
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With diplomacy sidelined, policymakers are left with nuclear threats to deter competitors.
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"Clearly, while diplomacy must be the main effort with North Korea, it has to be diplomacy backed by credible military power," Admiral Harry Harris said in Japan at the beginning of a meeting with Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump took a swing at golf diplomacy Saturday in Palm Beach, inviting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to join him at his course in Florida for a weekend of sun and diplomacy.
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"Imposing useless sanctions on Iran's Supreme Leader (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the commander of Iran's diplomacy (Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif) is the permanent closure of the path of diplomacy," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said on Twitter.
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The best course for the United States would be to explore diplomacy for a limited amount of time, to consider carefully the two remaining alternatives if diplomacy comes up short, and then to choose the least bad option.
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"That's how with diplomacy we were able to shut down Iran's nuclear weapons program without firing a shot (and) with diplomacy the United States opened relations with Cuba," Obama said, referring to two important milestones of his presidency.
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I don&apost want to sound too dovish, but I just -- MACCALLUM: You know, it seems that this president believes that the most powerful form of diplomacy is making sure that the enemy -- TARLOV: Is a Twitter, a diplomacy?
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"Imposing useless sanctions on Iran's Supreme Leader (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the commander of Iran's diplomacy (Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif) is the permanent closure of the path of diplomacy," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said in a tweet.
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Whether or not you like his brand of diplomacy or his perpetual sense of optimism in impossible situations, nobody can take away Kerry's stamina, his boundless energy or his firm belief in the power of what diplomacy can accomplish.
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From food diplomacy to sports diplomacy, there are new areas of engagement that are now opened by the formalization of relations between America and Cuba, despite the economic embargo that Obama is trying to end and argues will end.
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By proving that principled diplomacy is good politics in addition to good policy, we can make 2016 the election year that Washington was empowered – once and for all – to pursue smart, tough diplomacy without the fear of political retribution.
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"Imposing useless sanctions on Iran's Supreme Leader (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the commander of Iran's diplomacy (Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif) is the permanent closure of the path of diplomacy," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said in a tweet.
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Mr. Baker tends to avoid pointing a direct finger at Mr. Trump, but the video message he delivered on receiving the annual excellence in diplomacy award from the American Academy of Diplomacy in Washington, D.C. last month was unmistakable.
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This month, the president nominated an undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs, but other senior positions in the department should be filled promptly so public diplomacy can be fully integrated within the overall foreign policy apparatus.
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"We're going to stick to our diplomacy and as you all know we haven't changed our operations or our posture and we'll continue to generate the readiness we need in case diplomacy fails," Shanahan told reporters outside the Pentagon.
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But he then speaks more ominously about "great-power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics".
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You're not going to get giant applause for nuanced policy, for nuanced diplomacy.
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And so the idea of trying diplomacy fits within their ideological wheel house.
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But the accusations have become exceptionally shrill as diplomacy has collided with passion.
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It also may have marked Trump's first presidential foray into Middle East diplomacy.
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"If anything, the issue with the sailors exemplifies why diplomacy works," wrote Shephard.
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They want to get rid of as much ambassadorship and diplomacy as possible.
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This is the dumbing down of diplomacy, the dumbing down of foreign policy.
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But diplomacy and other initiatives had softened the Muslim world's view of America.
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In contrast, diplomacy was the most popular option among Russians, with 69 percent.
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Lincoln was fundamentally a humble person, and that sort of suffused his diplomacy.
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But that&aposs the only option you have in diplomacy is meeting them.
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"It is a real boon for using science as a tool of diplomacy."
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This has all done severe, semipermanent damage to American diplomacy and international clout.
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Welp, all that diplomacy seems to have paid off ... in Dennis' mind, anyway.
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It was a triumph of diplomacy over coercion, because coercion doesn't work anymore.
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Diplomacy, not war, is the only way to convert these challenges into opportunities.
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Mollie makes a good point that sometimes flattery can be good for diplomacy.
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I think the question that journalists are asking is where is the diplomacy?
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The ultimate objective we seek for diplomacy with North Korea has not changed.
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GORKA: It&aposs a different way of doing diplomacy, and it gets results.
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"Diplomacy of football" It is unclear if opposition fighters are accepting the invitation.
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You can see that in the amount of meetings and diplomacy taking place.
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They're using checkbook diplomacy to buy influence and spread their undemocratic, atheist ideology.
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"This kind of soft diplomacy is something that is uniquely Singaporean," said Fang.
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The World Bank and the IMF are imperfect vehicles for China's economic diplomacy.
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The 42 year old has completely upended the public face of Russian diplomacy.
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The first is that America cannot afford the costs of aid and diplomacy.
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No doubt some of the money spent on aid and diplomacy is wasted.
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Like so much of President Trump's diplomacy, It all started with a tweet.
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For all the sunny diplomacy, danger still runs deep on the Korean peninsula.
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But they were genuine, speaking directly and without observing the norms of diplomacy.
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"We must not let this historic opportunity for diplomacy go to waste," Sen.
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The Trump White House's disdain for diplomacy persists, and that probably won't change.
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SINCE ITS emperors first wrangled with distant barbarians, China has practised unsentimental diplomacy.
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There the crew of 24 was released after 11 days of painstaking diplomacy.
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And the policy should be used strictly for national security, not trade diplomacy.
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Go deeper: Trump promotes his own golf course in tweet on U.K. diplomacy
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"Public diplomacy" is a term used to describe something between PR and propaganda.
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American diplomacy was initially deft in marshalling a broad coalition behind Mr Guaidó.
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It is a form of soft diplomacy and a safe outlet for nationalism.
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The lesson Libra teaches us is in the importance of partnership and diplomacy.
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History teaches us there are no quick wins in this kind of diplomacy.
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That presents an opening for diplomacy to continue if Washington is still game.
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The Hanoi summit showed the dangers of a president who over-personalizes diplomacy.
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Washington (CNN)In Middle East diplomacy, even the smallest errors can carry weight.
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But the survival of the species, he insists, trumps the demands of diplomacy.
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The niceties of diplomacy and international trade... it's just not the Trump way.
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As an exercise in cultural co-operation and "soft diplomacy", it is unprecedented.
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"Diplomacy is still worthwhile if it lowers the risk of miscalculation," she said.
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Qatar, by contrast, seems to use its fund as an adjunct to diplomacy.
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But these results suggest that such an arrangement really could help world diplomacy.
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Previously, neither side had succeeded in doing its part despite months of diplomacy.
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You can see that in the amount of meetings and diplomacy taking place.
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Go deeper: U.S. objections to climate change language throw wrench in Arctic diplomacy
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Coercive diplomacy needs inducements of a kind the Trump administration has not offered.
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Asian diplomacy, to paraphrase Woody Allen, nine-tenths of life is showing up.
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His other options -- ones used by previous administrations -- include pressure, diplomacy and deterrence.
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Diplomacy requires patience, but we all know that it sure beats the alternatives.
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History tells us that more blunt talk in American diplomacy often works wonders.
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I hope the new emperor will, like his father, continue this peace diplomacy.
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The latest country to have a debate about religion and diplomacy is Canada.
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These times call for the proper mix of diplomacy and show of force.
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His leadership is a stark reminder of the personal responsibility in professional diplomacy.
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You know, in the name of world peace and diplomacy and what not.
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Civilization leaders and the diplomacy of dealing with them have evolved as well.
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But diplomacy and development require other skills, starting with showing up and listening.
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They understand, better than most, the importance of the public side of diplomacy.
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In international diplomacy, a ceasefire is more formal than a cessation of hostilities.
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The exigencies of wartime diplomacy ran roughshod over human rights and good governance.
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Sonenshine is former under secretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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This would be a very bad move from a foreign diplomacy standpoint, however.
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Trump even reveled in the fact that the backchannel diplomacy had been successful.
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Already Mr Fox and Mr Johnson have clashed over who runs economic diplomacy.
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Outraged, Ippolito tried to seize the title, trying first a coup, then diplomacy.
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Turkish diplomacy towards the European Union is focused on obtaining visa-free travel.
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And that means there's still time to get diplomacy to work, he said.
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They play a useful role only when paired with strong and constructive diplomacy.
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The United States must invest in diplomacy and development, now more than ever.
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Secretaries of State have for decades based their regional diplomacy out of Jerusalem.
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The stakes of diplomacy with rogue nations pursuing nuclear weapons are incredibly high.
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The announcement comes in the immediate aftermath of a flurry of European diplomacy.
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That means leading from within, through the hard work of diplomacy and engagement.
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We can pursue more diplomacy, as we keep applying pressure ounce-by-ounce.
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How effective can diplomacy be at this juncture of an increasingly tense standoff?
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If this is Trump's version of presidential diplomacy, it is a losing strategy.
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The once snooze-worthy global power fest now looks like diplomacy on steroids.
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To prevent conflict through diplomacy and strive to end conflicts after they've begun.
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A news organization could spin the summit as a great success of diplomacy.
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Feature How Ben Rhodes rewrote the rules of diplomacy for the digital age.
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"The Chinese military often says the country's diplomacy is too soft," he said.
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Finally, the administration is belatedly using diplomacy to rally allies to the cause.
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Of course, any diplomacy is better than war, but that's not the point.
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If such missiles do materialise, putting them anywhere useful will require virtuoso diplomacy.
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" Diplomacy "means the messy business of meeting with your adversaries, not ignoring them.
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Immediate denuclearization has long been Washington's stated goal on nuclear diplomacy with Pyongyang.
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" "Netanyahu's discriminatory decision to ban members of Congress from Israel harms int'l diplomacy.
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Let's avoid this with good diplomacy, starting with this week's U.S.-Mexico talks.
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" To Yingling, McMaster had conjured "a pitch-perfect combination of diplomacy and violence.
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The president's response will have a dramatic impact on world politics and diplomacy.
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Wine-bottle diplomacy When conflicts come up within these communities, communication becomes critical.
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Mr. Duterte is famous for disdaining dress codes, traditional diplomacy and religious dogma.
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The war in Iraq only stabilized when the United States used more diplomacy.
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Pressure and diplomacy are needed, and Democratic presidential candidates can offer an alternative.
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Several of his political appointees have proven scandal-prone in matters of diplomacy.
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He holds the Distinguished Chair in Security and Diplomacy with the RAND Corporation.
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But there's one significant player conspicuously not involved in diplomacy: the United States.
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Sher served as former undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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And finally, let's pledge to give diplomacy its fair shot in the future.
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For the U.S., it is nonsensical foreign policy and artless diplomacy for Gen.
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" But he also repeatedly cites the need for what he calls "discreet diplomacy.
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You shine in your community—people learn so much about diplomacy from you!
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Ultimately, stopping North Korea's dangerous nuclear program can be done only with diplomacy.
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My foreign policy agenda is based on diplomacy, international law, and human rights.
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He has proposed slashing U.S. diplomacy and foreign assistance by nearly a third.
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"They are the pillars of China's diplomacy in the region," Mr. Jin said.
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But the pretense for even-handedness has kept the wheels of diplomacy running.
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Learn Arabic or Mandarin, two important languages in global business, diplomacy and trade.
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Yet diplomacy by vacuum has never been a very good idea at all.
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The principle of reciprocity has always been and remains the cornerstone of diplomacy.
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Sonenshine is a former undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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"But he also ramped up diplomacy" by immediately agreeing to meet with Kim.
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The bigger picture: China's debt-trap diplomacy is spreading across Asia and Africa.
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And even knocked out some diplomacy, meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Trump's unorthodox diplomacy has had some qualified success, most notably with North Korea.
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There was a time when international diplomacy was an austere game of chess.
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If diplomacy and sanctions fail to achieve the Trump administration's objectives, what then?
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The latest round of made-for-reality-television diplomacy produced similarly negligible results.
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There was a quid pro quo but that's a normal part of diplomacy.
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Europe would certainly not be opposed to a renewed push for summit diplomacy.
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Mr. Trump has made diplomacy with North Korea a signature foreign policy initiative.
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Now we should lead with diplomacy and demonstrate its enduring power and purpose.
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He believed in quiet diplomacy, and if it doesn't work, it doesn't work.
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We also need to stop seeing diplomacy as a relationship solely between governments.
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But the thousands of Uighur refugees in Turkey and Syriaalready complicate China's diplomacy.
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Madison's "uncanny ability" to put people at ease and thus, practice soft diplomacy.
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As vice president, Mr. Wang would play a significant role in international diplomacy.
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If triangular diplomacy is a game, America has forgotten how to play it.
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The unhappy sidelining and devaluation of diplomacy is a theme of the book.
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Maybe "real men" should forget about going to Tehran and try multilateral diplomacy.
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He has no use for soft power or diplomacy or, indeed, planning ahead.
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And Trump has used the guise of diplomacy to promote his businesses before.
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North Korea may have undone months of diplomacy in only a few hours.
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Starving diplomacy and aid now will result in greater defense needs later on.
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"Many initially welcomed the president's pursuit of diplomacy in North Korea," she said.
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I considered my diplomacy in this case to be part of that ideal.
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Democracy had prevailed, the thinking went, and the internet rendered cultural diplomacy unnecessary.
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President Donald Trump isn't the only world leader who employs movie trailer diplomacy.
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Mr. Trump seems uninterested in the painstaking diplomacy and negotiation such agreements require.
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Much of diplomacy is taking away the other side's talking points, or excuses.
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Warfare is what nations do when they can't get their way through diplomacy.
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Diplomacy is among the oldest of professions, but also among the most misunderstood.
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The most pressing geopolitical need may be in the realm of nuclear diplomacy.
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The nuclear deal with Iran is the culmination of 12 years of diplomacy.
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That means addressing the crisis of diplomacy that allows civil wars to fester.
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Handshakes — or the lack thereof — have long played an outsize role in diplomacy.
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"It takes a little more diplomacy in the public sector," Mr. Manchin said.
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As a model for diplomacy, the Singapore Summit had its highs and lows.
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The consequences of denying diplomacy might be coming home to roost for Trump.
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Silencing American arts institutions hamstrings our country's most powerful method of soft diplomacy.
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The internet demands speed, and public diplomacy requires a public response to events.
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Except for diplomacy, caregiving remains the only profession open to Filipinos in Israel.
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Thus, apparently, is diplomacy conducted at the highest levels of the Trump administration.
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"This would be a serious investment of diplomacy to probe what is possible."
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This is what happens when diplomacy dies, when compromise evaporates, when cynicism triumphs.
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And as diplomacy stands still, North Korea remains focused on its nuclear program.
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The North Korea travel ban will impede citizen diplomacy initiatives like our march.
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World leaders and members of Congress have called for de-escalation and diplomacy.
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But whether girding for war or bracing for diplomacy, Israel must be prepared.
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A Subnational Diplomacy Office would provide the latitude needed to do just that.
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It&aposs another example of how Trump&aposs intimidation diplomacy doesn&apost work.
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Wit believes that the scandals have real implications for Trump's North Korea diplomacy.
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The world is in desperate need of skilled diplomacy and effective international leadership.
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All candidates for president should have a comprehensive plan for strengthening U.S. diplomacy.
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Their attempt at diplomacy had changed her script of pushing Russia to veto.
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But that's what diplomacy is: the ongoing management of legitimate and troubling disputes.
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Diplomacy and aid aren't the only self-defeating cuts in the administration's proposal.
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According to most historians, McCarthyism crippled American diplomacy on China for a generation.
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These are the methods of public diplomacy, political action, ideological and cultural warfare.
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There might have been an opportunity for creative diplomacy in this latest crisis.
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Directly or indirectly, every well-crafted public diplomacy program enhances America's national security.
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The bilateral exercises come at a pivotal moment of diplomacy with North Korea.
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And his "art of the deal" diplomacy has come up empty-handed again.
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However, the costs of not trying are too high to not exhaust diplomacy.
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"And not a year of diplomacy and summitry, but rather of national strength".
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Meeting with Brunson fits well with the kind of diplomacy that Trump enjoys.
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U.N.-led diplomacy toward ending the conflict is making little or no progress.
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The relationship between development, diplomacy and defense is one of mutually beneficial partnership.
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Diplomacy is often a transactional process that focuses on the zero-sum game.
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Jim Mattis once pleaded with Congress to invest more in State Department diplomacy.
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But, if diplomacy fails, what military options does the U.S. in fact have?
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"The Saudis are walking a very fine line of petro-diplomacy," Essner said.
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S. diplomacy engagement and aid programs must be more efficient and more effective.
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Editorial These ought to have been the honeymoon days of Trump-era diplomacy.
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Unblinking deterrence and relentless diplomacy can achieve U.S. objectives at a justifiable cost.
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Meetings can be secret, and diplomacy can be covert, but videotape is forever.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has pursued personal diplomacy with the North Korean despot.
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This will involve bringing our combat troops home and re-committing to diplomacy.
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As yet, the balance between diplomacy and ceremony on Trump trip is unclear.
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And US diplomacy is likely to reflect its principal author even more closely.
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Washington described the diplomats as intelligence agents working under the cover of diplomacy.
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This is a clear win in the diplomacy column for the Trump administration.
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CNN: Your book highlights four approaches to diplomacy: appeasement, containment, détente and transformation.
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Top-level diplomacy in the 21st century is still a very human business.
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Why bother with ineffectual diplomacy if you could just eradicate that pesky enemy?
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It is Mr. Trump's riskiest decision in the world of Middle East diplomacy.
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Yet there are signs a window of diplomacy could open up through Japan.
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But they don't seem to view public diplomacy as part of their job.
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Deterrence alone didn't produce this result; the combination of deterrence and diplomacy did.
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This incident clearly tilted in favor of Iran's moderates, privileging diplomacy and deescalation.
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But for more than a year, Mr. Trump shut down efforts at diplomacy.
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China has often used pragmatic regional diplomacy to mitigate tensions with its neighbors.
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His United Nations ambassador pick, Nikki Haley, has no experience in diplomacy whatsoever.
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To that end, if diplomacy could be successful in resolving the most volatile and complex point of tension between the US and Iran -- the nuclear dispute -- Trump should also employ diplomacy to peacefully resolve the remaining differences between Washington and Tehran.
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So we see one crisis in which carefully-constructed diplomacy has been abandoned in favor of hollow military threats, and another in which clumsy and personality-driven diplomacy is being used to try and avoid a stark and inescapable nuclear threat.
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"I told European leaders that what we are forced to concede today is that Western diplomacy and in particular European diplomacy has failed," Fillon, a former prime minister, told reporters in Brussels, dismissing the option of a U.S. military intervention.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama will use his final appearance at the United Nations General Assembly next week to extol the benefits of his brand of multilateral diplomacy, even as the gathering will lay bare places where that diplomacy has fallen short.
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"They are hopeful that the State Department will get its swagger back, that we will be out doing the things that they came onboard at the State Department to do: to be professional, to deliver diplomacy, American diplomacy around the world."
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Womens' roles -- and diplomacy -- on the rise The two moves indicate women are playing a more important role in the country's diplomacy, says Christine Ahn, International Coordinator of nonprofit Women Cross DMZ, which advocates for peace on the Korean peninsula.
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" The foreign ministry's silence is an important beat in the Chinese government's familiar hostage diplomacy or tit-for-tat diplomacy routine and does bring to mind a popular Chinese proverb that literally translates to "no 300 taels of silver buried here.
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It also requires us to reinvest in diplomacy and other tools of national power — because funding a muscular military without robust diplomacy, economic statecraft, support for civil society, and development assistance only hamstrings American national power and undercuts any military gains.
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Cracks in Trump's personality-driven diplomacy More than anything, the failure to produce results during the second summit called into question the personality-driven diplomacy that has been at the core of Trump's effort to end the North Korean nuclear threat.
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The insistence that we mourn XXXtentacion no matter what is more than just diplomacy.
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Those Republican bang-bang boys seem to have an aversion to peace and diplomacy.
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Much diplomacy and intra-alliance dialogue will be necessary in the next four years.
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After all, the State Department is tasked with leading America's diplomacy on climate change.
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The nasty woman may try diplomacy first, but she won't tolerate bullying or cruelty.
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The president's decisive action calling off the summit was a skillful exercise in diplomacy.
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However, that doesn't always work at the office, where one needs tact and diplomacy.
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It is a time of 'diplomacy first' and that's what we are committed to.
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Similarly, Obama's defenses for "the need for diplomacy" may sound uncontroversial to many liberals.
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Former Secretary of State George Shultz used to compare diplomacy to tending a garden.
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She was named acting undersecretary for public diplomacy and public affairs in early 2018.
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But it is too early to declare the ascendancy of tantrum diplomacy over multilateralism.
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Intense diplomacy from Europe to save an international nuclear agreement with Iran also failed.
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Movies are a universal language, but it really is a weird format for diplomacy.
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It is easy to imagine Mr Trump sharing Mr Putin's approach to diplomacy, too.
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The thesis, entitled "Innovations in Spanish economic diplomacy", is hardly an academic ground-breaker.
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More broadly, such public statements are a common and necessary part of U.S. diplomacy.
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The new national security adviser, John Bolton, is no fan of diplomacy or diplomats.
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Art can be a tool of diplomacy, but it can be a victim, too.
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I know how powerful admitting mistakes and asking forgiveness can be for American diplomacy.
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In recent days, Australia launched an investment fund to counter China's regional economic diplomacy.
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Pentagon spokesman Colonel Robert Manning said diplomacy was still Washington's preferred option with Pyongyang.
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This week, the Trump administration extended its reciprocity doctrine to the realm of diplomacy.
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Her arguments with Rob Kardashian aside, Blac Chyna might have a future in diplomacy.
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Europeans spoke admiringly of the leadership it showed in climate diplomacy and renewable energy.
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"This is a time for firm but measured diplomacy, not war rhetoric," Reyes wrote.
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Look, this all started from President Trump doing really tough diplomacy with the Chinese.
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Indeed, weaning countries off Chinese loans requires more than just denouncing debt-trap diplomacy.
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There are no good options with North Korea, but diplomacy is better than war.
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UK-EU diplomacy in 2017 is clearly going to cut from very different cloth.
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Despite sabre-rattling, Ms Fernández pursued its claim to the Falkland Islands through diplomacy.
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding diplomacy and security?
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" Foreign diplomacy: "I do not believe that military issues should lead in foreign policy.
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Investments in long-term foreign assistance and international diplomacy are being given short shrift.
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SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said he remained "hopeful" of a resolution.
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Geopolitically, the report plays into Macron's evolving policies toward international relations and cultural diplomacy.
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That official said this was an effort to keep the door open for diplomacy.
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Declassification diplomacy, as Obama has practiced it, has been an effective but cynical tactic.
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So if the summit fails, then people might argue diplomacy is done, we're finished.
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Will withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement have an impact on our international diplomacy?
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To stitch up the wounds of Trump's America's fragmenting diplomacy will require serious surgery.
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Washington's European allies also insist that the Syrian issue must be resolved through diplomacy.
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If diplomacy fails, Brussels plans to file a complaint at the World Trade Organization.
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It is discouraging that the White House continues to rely mainly on threat diplomacy.
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Its new rules of Middle Eastern diplomacy could end up resembling familiar Western meddling.
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Diplomacy has been an essential complement to wielding military threats for all previous administrations.
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Now, before you say Kim wins by inclusion, isn&apost that how diplomacy works?
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Don&apost we usually have people who have mastered foreign affairs and diplomacy involved.
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He'll have learnt that Twitter is not the best forum for high-stakes diplomacy.
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The Diplomacy Fellows Program (DFP) and the Presidential Management Fellows program have been suspended.
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Another problem for climate diplomacy is that governments will have no breakthroughs in 2017.
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This is very important in terms of diplomacy and policy in the long run.
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As we rebuild our military, we will be enhancing the effectiveness of our diplomacy.
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EM: I wish I had known noodle-necklace diplomacy was a thing in UFC.
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The White House says it was unrelated to business and was for US diplomacy.
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However, it's unlikely Merkel's comments and British diplomacy will end the US-Iran standoff.
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How will Trump, a newcomer to politics and diplomacy, fare against the veteran Putin?
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"We do not participate in Twitter diplomacy," Peskov was quoted as saying by Interfax.
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He has recently made trips to North Korea in an act of "hoops diplomacy."
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Lee, moved by Roslin's dedication to civil liberties, resolves the stand-off through diplomacy.
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"I think that diplomacy made a little miracle with the nuclear deal," he said.
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Despite the broad support for diplomacy, Americans are more skeptical about lifting economic sanctions.
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His messaging was on target for each audience -- an admirable beginning to international diplomacy.
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China's once-vaunted "smile diplomacy" in the region has seemed to turn to scowl.
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More than two decades of climate diplomacy produced the Paris Agreement in December 2015.
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American business interests will play a key role in defining his diplomacy, Trump said.
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Many presidents used Camp David as a space for diplomacy and historic peace negotiations.
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But for climate geeks, activists, and diplomacy nerds, this film is a gold mine.
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We create a situation where American diplomacy is less useful because it's been hobbled.
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India is expanding its economic diplomacy in Afghanistan, seeing itself as a regional power.
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Funds for diplomacy also help to create environments where terrorists cannot prosper, she said.
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Our objective should be peace and diplomacy, not a hard-line call for denuclearization.
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But Mattis added that the military would continue to prepare options should diplomacy fail.
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"I thought they've done a good job of making diplomacy real," he told CNN.
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Tara Sonenshine is a former undersecretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs.
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For the United States, it would mean the failure of many years of diplomacy.
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