Diplomacy is the practice of managing international relations and negotiations between countries, governments, or organizations. It involves dialogue, negotiation, and compromise to resolve conflicts, promote mutual interests, and enhance cooperative relationships. Diplomats, who are appointed representatives of their governments, engage in diplomacy to discuss and address issues such as trade, security, human rights, and environmental concerns. The goal of diplomacy is to achieve peaceful solutions and maintain stability in the international arena, often through formal treaties, agreements, and alliances. Diplomacy can take various forms, including bilateral (between two countries), multilateral (involving multiple countries), and backchannel negotiations, and it is essential for fostering understanding and cooperation among nations.
Volodymyr Zelensky, Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump find common ground to potentially end the Ukraine conflict. Steve Witkoff, representing Trump, conducts key talks with Putin, signaling a shift toward diplomacy.…