Diplomacy Notebook
Nicholas KralevHow diplomacy shapes our world
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The Worst Consequence of Trump's War on Diplomacy
Ambassador Kate Byrnes taught a session on public diplomacy during WIDA’s 2026 Summer Diplomatic Academy. Photo by Daniel Rosenbaum.
The Trump administration is waging such a relentless series of assaults on diplomacy that it’s diff...
View from Brazil: Watching U.S. with 'Sadness'
Brazil has long relied on diplomacy, international law and multilateral institutions to protect its independence from more powerful countries. What happens when the United States, the principal architect of the so-called rules-based order,...
Reporting on U.S. Diplomacy Is a Whole New Game
Photo by Nils Huenerfuerst on Unsplash.
During my decade covering the State Department across four administrations — and until recently — the rules my fellow journalists and I followed were clear. Foggy Bottom, as the department is...
View from New Zealand: Keep Your Head Down
When Americans consider how the upheavals of the Trump era affect the rest of the world, they usually think of Europe, Canada or perhaps Japan.
Yet few countries have benefited more from a stable, rules-based international system than New...
New York Gaffe Exposes Local Diplomacy Pitfalls
Thousands of foreign diplomats are accredited to the United Nations headquarters in New York. Unsplash photo.
At least in one respect, New York City’s supposedly reformist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has proved no different from a typica...
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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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