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Diplomacy


Diplomacy is a crucial instrument of foreign policy that encompasses everything leaders do to advocate for their national interests around the world. It involves leveraging a vast array of foreign policy tools, including sanctions, foreign assistance, trade, and armed force. Diplomacy is the chief instrument of foreign policy, which is set by political leaders. It establishes goals, prescribes strategies, and sets the broad tactics to be used in their accomplishment.

For example, during the Cold War, the United States and China used diplomacy to improve their relations. Secret talks and ping-pong diplomacy were some of the initiatives that helped normalize relations between the two countries.

Please note that diplomacy is often confused with foreign policy, but they are not synonymous. Diplomacy is the main instrument of foreign policy that represents the broader goals and strategies guiding a state’s interactions with the rest of the world.

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