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Diplomacy
The practice of managing international relations through negotiations, alliances, and agreements.
Sovereignty
The supreme authority of a state to govern itself without interference from external sources.
Multilateralism
Cooperation among multiple countries to address common challenges or achieve shared objectives.
Global South and Global North
Terms used to describe economically developed (North) and developing (South) countries.
Balance of Power
Distribution of military and economic capabilities among states to prevent any one nation from dominating others.
Global Governance
System of international cooperation and decision-making to address global issues and challenges.
Proxy War
Conflict where opposing powers support combatants that serve their interests instead of fighting directly.
Hegemony
Leadership or dominance of one country or group over others, often in political or economic terms.
Global Commons
Areas beyond national jurisdiction, such as the atmosphere and oceans, considered shared resources.
Diplomatic Relations
Formal agreements between countries to establish official communication channels and representation.
Diplomatic Immunity
Legal protection granted to diplomats from prosecution or lawsuits in the host country.
Rogue State
Nation that operates outside international norms, often engaging in aggressive or destabilizing behavior.
Ultranationalism
Extreme devotion to one's nation, often characterized by xenophobia and aggressive foreign policies.
International Law
Set of rules and agreements governing relations between states, organizations, and individuals at the global level.
Geopolitics
Study of how geography, politics, and economics influence international relations and power dynamics.
Ethnic Cleansing
Systematic removal or extermination of an ethnic or religious group from a specific area.
Regionalism
Emphasis on regional interests, identities, or cooperation over broader national or global concerns.
Cultural Imperialism
Spreading the culture or values of one dominant nation or group over others, often through media or education.
Detente
Period of reduced tension or hostility between nations, often through diplomatic efforts.
Nuclear Proliferation and Disarmament
Spread or reduction of nuclear weapons among countries, respectively.
Neo-colonialism
Economic, political, or cultural influence exerted by former colonial powers or other developed nations over less developed ones.
Arms Race
A competition between nations to acquire more weapons and military power than others.