Diplomacy Notebook
Nicholas KralevHow diplomacy shapes our world
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Thomas Pickering, Foreign Service Giant, Turns 95
The author and Ambassador Thomas Pickering spoke at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington in 2024. Photo courtesy of USIP.
Thomas Pickering’s first Foreign Service job in 1959 was in the State Department’s employment office, res...
Trump’s Envoys Show Why Diplomacy Must Become a Profession
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If one were to judge U.S. diplomacy by the recent exploits of the Trump administration’s politically appointed ambassadors, it would seem corrupt and incompetent. From Europe and Africa to the Middle...
View from Turkey: West’s Decline Doesn’t Mean Global Chaos
Turkey has little appetite for choosing sides between the West and its rivals. As a NATO member, an economic partner of the European Union and an interlocutor with Russia, it wants the freedom to work with competing powers in pursuit of its...
The Most Disastrous Ambassadors in Modern History
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Just as with my previous ranking of the most absurd ambassadorial appointments, I can easily cite dozens of examples of appointees who performed disastrously once they were in office. As former career...
View from Germany: ‘The American Century Is Over’
For decades, the relationship between Germany and the United States was more than a strategic alliance. It rested on a sense of friendship, shared democratic values and trust painstakingly built across generations.
That relationship is now...
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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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