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The Concepts of diplomacy refers to the fundamental ideas and practices involved in managing relations between countries or groups.

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•Interactions between two countries, focusing on mutual interests and agreements.

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•Formal discussions aimed at resolving conflicts and establishing agreements.

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•Processes and techniques used to address and resolve disputes between states or groups.

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•Agreements where parties make mutual concessions to reach a settlement.

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•Interactions involving multiple countries or international organizations, often through forums like the UN.

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•Legal protections granted to diplomats to ensure they can perform their duties without interference.

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•Formal agreements or regulations adopted by international organizations, such as the Geneva Conventions.

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•Entities like the UN, WTO, and IMF that facilitate international cooperation and enforce international laws.

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Principles serve as the foundation for effective diplomatic interactions, facilitating peaceful resolution of conflicts and promoting international cooperation.

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•Influence achieved through cultural appeal, values, and diplomacy rather than coercion.

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•Influence exerted through military and economic means to achieve diplomatic goals.

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•Restrictions imposed to pressure a country into changing its policies or behavior.

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•Ability to identify and comprehend datas to solve disputes and conflicts.

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•Every state possesses the equal legal right under the international law, right to be independent, including the ability to govern its own affairs without external interference. To ensure the effective implementation of international justice and the fulfillment of international obligations.

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•Assistance provided by a country’s consulates to its citizens abroad, including visa issuance and legal aid.

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•Involvement of a neutral third party to facilitate negotiations and assist in reaching an agreement.

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•Principles and standards that govern the protection of individual rights globally, influencing diplomatic practices.

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•Efforts to shape public opinion and build relationships with foreign publics to support diplomatic objectives.

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-https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372390775_The_Four_Core_Principles_of_Diplomacy#:~:text=This article explores the four,conflicts and promoting international cooperation.

-https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/difference-between-bilateral-and-multilateral-groupings/#:~:text=When enacting foreign policies, governments,among more than 3 countries.

-https://www.oas.org/legal/english/docs/viennaconvdiplomrelat..htm

-https://www.un.org/en/our-work/protect-human-rights

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•Formal written contracts between states or international entities outlining mutual obligations and rights.

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•Building a relationships and find similarities in between two nations. It helps to brainstorms and acknowledge some ideas, values and perspectives.

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•A negotiation, adaptation and cooperation to establish and execute the goal effectively.

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•Addressing the issues and disaggreements that does not involve violence.

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•Promoting and shaping an ideas and values by raising awareness, civil rights of the people.

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•A bilateral engagement between states that works together to accomplish the same objective is characterized by a shared understanding of goals and a collaborative approach to achieving them such as economic development, strategy and etc.

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•Use of a nation's economic power to influence the policies of other states and induce policy adaptations.