Tag: Diplomacy

Exploring the Perceived Liberal Leanings of the State Department

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The State Department has been labeled as predominantly liberal, but this perception might not be entirely accurate. It’s true that the State Department is responsible for crafting and implementing US foreign policy, but it operates within a framework that’s guided by the current administration in power. As a result, the political ideology of the administration …

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Pearl Harbor to Peace: Honoring History, Building Bridges Between Japan and the United States

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The attack on Pearl Harbor stands as an extraordinary moment in history, forever altering the dynamic between Japan and the United States. But in the aftermath of this tragic event, both nations have tirelessly strived to rise above the pain, forging a path of understanding and cooperation. Embracing the significance of our shared past is …

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The Diplomatic Brilliance of Benjamin Franklin

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Benjamin Franklin is widely recognized as one of the most important figures in American history, and his contributions as a diplomat are no exception. Throughout his life, Franklin served as a representative of the American colonies both in Europe and at home, and his diplomatic efforts were crucial to the success of the American Revolution. …

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What is Diplomacy?

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Diplomacy is a fascinating and intricate art that revolves around the art of negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution. It’s an essential aspect of international relations that helps maintain peace, stability, and cooperation among nations. Diplomats must possess a wide range of skills and techniques, including active listening, effective communication, cultural sensitivity, and strategic thinking. The …

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Secretary of State Visit to New Zealand

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The Secretary of State Antony Blinken came to Wellington New Zealand to conduct business, but also to show support for the USA Women’s FIFA Team. While here he had a meet and greet at the U.S. Embassy. Here is a photo of him speaking, but also a Secretary of State coin.

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