Diplomacy Notebook
Nicholas KralevHow diplomacy shapes our world
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View from Australia: Doubling Down on U.S. Alliance
As Canada and European countries search for greater independence from the United States, Australia is moving in the opposite direction, accelerating its military integration with Washington. That stands in contrast even to neighboring New Z...
Rebuilt After 9/11, U.S. Diplomacy Now Lies in Ruins
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My first dream job led to a shocking revelation. I thought I understood U.S. diplomacy when I started covering it as a State Department newspaper correspondent in June 2001. Having just turned 27 and...
View from Canada: ‘We’re Not Dealing with Much That’s Rational’
More than a year and a half into his second administration, it remains unclear why exactly Trump decided to pick a fight with Canada. What began with threats to make the United States’ closest partner the 51st state has escalated into an op...
Why I Refuse to Help Train AI in Diplomacy
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When Cambridge University Press recently asked whether it could license my textbook, “Diplomatic Tradecraft,” to artificial intelligence companies for training, I declined. The financial offer wasn’t...
View from Spain: Seeking 'New Multilateralism'
Spain has emerged as one of the most vocal opponents of the Trump administration’s upheaval of the international system — unlike the many countries trying to avoid getting caught in Washington’s crosshairs.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has...
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Founder and CEO of the Washington International Diplomatic Academy. Author of "Diplomatic Tradecraft" and "America's Other Army."
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