Diplomacy
Coverage of Diplomacy in the Nexus archive.
- The Possibilist | Ep 8
Veteran mediator William Ury discusses the importance of diplomacy in maintaining global unity. The article highlights his reflections on the role of the 'fine art of diplomacy' in holding the world together.
- Modi urges diplomacy in call with Iran’s Pezeshkian
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed developments in West Asia and the need for de-escalation. Modi emphasized freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and reaffirmed India's commitment to resolving disputes through dialogue and diplomacy. Pezeshkian invited Modi to attend the funeral of the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
- PM speaks to Iranian President ahead of state burial of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with the Iranian President ahead of the state burial of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Modi emphasized India's position that issues should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy.
- Mirwaiz says Modi, among longest serving PMs of India, should opt for dialogue, diplomacy to resolve issues
Mirwaiz states that PM Modi is among the longest-serving leaders in independent India and highlights his 2014 emphasis on regional cooperation and improved relations with neighboring countries, which generated hope in South Asia.
- Sen. Lindsey Graham on Iran talks: "Let's try a diplomatic solution. I think it's going to fail"
Sen. Lindsey Graham supports attempting diplomacy with Iran but predicts it will fail, stating President Trump's alternative plan involves taking over the Strait of Hormuz.
- White House adviser says Iran invasion would be a ‘suicide mission’
White House adviser David Sacks dismissed calls for an Iran invasion, calling it a 'suicide mission' and advocating for diplomacy over military conflict. He defended the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding as a 'tremendous achievement' and urged policymakers to avoid repeating past wars.
- Iran war live: Tehran says US must ensure Israel ends attacks on Lebanon
Iran's deputy foreign minister stated that the US must ensure Israel ends its attacks on Lebanon. Iran expressed readiness to pursue diplomacy with the US, but only if hostilities cease across all fronts.
- Pope Hails US-Iran Deal, Appeals For Dialogue in Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV praised the US-Iran deal as evidence of effective diplomacy and expressed hope it would stabilize the Middle East. He also addressed the suffering in Ukraine caused by Russia’s war and called for renewed efforts to achieve lasting peace.
- Xinjiang Chief Touts Trade, Diplomacy as Hormuz Disruption Bites
Xinjiang Chief Chen Xiaojiang promotes trade and diplomacy in Altay Prefecture amid Hormuz Strait disruptions. The article notes the context of Hormuz-related challenges affecting regional strategies.
- Emir Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli at 60: Reflections on a unique form of leadership, By Samuel Aruwan
The article reflects on Emir Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli's 60th birthday and his leadership shaped by experiences in banking, law, diplomacy, public administration, and traditional leadership. It highlights his unique perspective combining respect for institutions and appreciation of various fields.
- Pezeshkian says Iran still at negotiating table
President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran remains at the negotiating table after halting attacks on Israel following the first exchange of fire since the April truce. He emphasized that diplomacy and defense are key to national power and that Iran will not retreat from threats.
- Zelensky Open To Freezing Front Lines As ‘Quickest Way’ To Halt War
Volodymyr Zelensky stated in a Sky News interview that he would accept freezing the war along current front lines as the quickest path to a ceasefire, provided it leads to diplomatic efforts.
- Hezbollah MP: Resistance defends Lebanon where the state failed
Ibrahim Moussawi, a Hezbollah MP, claims the group stepped in to defend Lebanon after diplomacy and the Lebanese state failed. The statement highlights Hezbollah's role in protecting the country where state mechanisms are perceived as inadequate.
- WATCH: Ambassador Monica Crowley on a year of historic diplomacy and the biggest July 4th ever
Ambassador Monica Crowley discusses diplomacy, history, and America's biggest July 4th celebration on 'The Sitdown with Alex Swoyer'. The interview focuses on a year of historic diplomacy and the significance of the upcoming July 4th event.
- How Pakistan Is Using the Iran War to Reinvent Itself
Pakistan is acting as a mediator between the U.S. and Iran, demonstrating a shift toward more personal and transactional diplomacy under President Donald Trump.
- Iranian drone hits Kuwait’s main airport after US strikes Qeshm Island
An Iranian drone attacked Kuwait’s main airport following US strikes on Qeshm Island. Clashes persist as diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran remain stalled.
- The Emirati prince preparing for power
Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Khaled is emerging as a significant figure in global dealmaking and diplomacy as he prepares to assume a leadership role.
- Rwanda-Russia nuclear deal underscores Africa’s shifting power balance
Rwanda and Russia have established a nuclear deal focused on training and research to advance Rwanda's ambitions in technology, healthcare, and diplomacy. The agreement highlights shifting power dynamics in Africa.
- Diplomacy 'is not calling everyone an antisemite': Israeli opposition outlines foreign policy vision
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid emphasized that diplomacy should not involve labeling others as antisemites during a press conference in Jerusalem. The statement outlines his vision for Israel's foreign policy approach.
- Pakistan and the Economics of Diplomacy
The article discusses Pakistan's recent diplomatic achievements and evaluates their impact on the country's economic progress. Experts Khurram Husain and Tushar Shetty analyze the connection between diplomacy and economic outcomes.
- Iranian officials in Qatar for talks on Hormuz as Tehran, US downplay chance of deal
Iranian officials are in Qatar for talks on the Strait of Hormuz, but both Tehran and the US downplay the likelihood of a deal. US Senator Marco Rubio emphasizes diplomatic efforts, while President Donald Trump warns of an 'all-or-nothing' approach.
- Trump shifts between diplomacy and threats in Iran standoff
Trump employs an unpredictable strategy combining diplomatic and threatening approaches in negotiations with Iran. Supporters view this as effective deal-making while critics see it as reflecting strategic uncertainty.
- The week Charles pulled off a diplomatic triumph - and stepped out of the late Queen's shadow
King Charles III achieved a significant diplomatic success during the week, marking a pivotal moment as he transitions from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's legacy. His efforts highlighted his growing role in international relations.
- European Commission president calls for diplomacy to end Iran war
The European Commission president has urged diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict with Iran. This call emphasizes the use of dialogue and international cooperation to prevent escalation.
- Royalty still has a special quality
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are conducting the first British royal state visit to the United States in nearly 20 years. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties amid political tensions between the two nations.
- Iran war: What’s happening on day 60 as diplomacy gathers pace?
The Trump team is reviewing an Iran peace plan aimed at reopening the Hormuz Strait, though nuclear talks may be delayed to a later stage. Diplomatic efforts are intensifying amid the 60th day of the Iran war.
- Have US-Iran talks failed? Why no deal yet doesn’t mean diplomacy is dead
US-Iran diplomatic talks remain stalled, but analysts suggest both nations are unlikely to resume hostilities. The lack of a deal does not indicate the end of diplomatic efforts.
- ROBERT HARDMAN: As King Charles prepares to fly to US in the wake of the White House 'shooting'... can even he, with his effortless art for diplomacy, smooth over the gaping chasm between our two countries?
King Charles III is set to travel to the United States following a White House shooting, raising questions about his ability to mend strained diplomatic relations between the UK and US. The article highlights concerns over whether his diplomatic skills can bridge the 'gaping chasm' between the two nations.
- Cuba's ambassador to Mexico says US is to blame for island's crisis
Cuba's ambassador to Mexico accuses the U.S. of causing the country's crisis amid threats of military action, stating Cuba is prepared for confrontation if diplomacy fails.
- Cuban ambassador says U.S. is to blame for island's crisis
A senior Cuban ambassador blames the United States for Cuba's ongoing crisis, despite U.S. threats of military action. The ambassador states Cuba is prepared for confrontation if diplomatic efforts fail.
- Trump buys time for Iran deal after frantic day of diplomacy
US President Donald Trump has postponed escalating tensions in the Iran deal for the second time in two weeks, following a day of intense diplomatic efforts. This decision aims to buy additional time for negotiations.
- Trump buys time for Iran deal after frantic day of diplomacy
US President Donald Trump has delayed escalating tensions with Iran, opting to buy more time for diplomatic efforts. This marks the second instance in a week where he has retreated from a threat to intensify the conflict.
- Pakistan’s deft diplomacy is an economic blessing. And a curse.
Pakistan's diplomatic strategies are economically beneficial but also enable its leaders to delay essential reforms. The approach provides short-term advantages while hindering long-term structural changes.
- “Diplomacy is not an event, it’s a process, it takes time.”
A former Pakistani diplomat emphasizes that diplomacy is a prolonged process, advising realistic expectations for ongoing US-Iran talks in Islamabad. The statement highlights the need for patience in international negotiations.
- Madman theory: Playing crazy doesn’t work — in diplomacy or in love
Both political scientists and relationship therapists agree that manufactured chaos is ineffective as a power move. This applies to both diplomatic relations between nations and personal relationships in love.