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The Nobel Committee said he won it for "his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and co-operation between peoples" .

This thesis intends to illustrate the aim and nature of American cultural diplomacy with a case study.

Taman was one of seven people honored this year by the U. S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy.

Frown diplomacy: This was the year China's regional "smile diplomacy" turned into a frown.

Throughout the previous decade, one of the main rhetorics in Turkish diplomacy was to become the fourth energy artery for Europe.

All this helped fuel a general revulsion against the "old diplomacy, " increasingly seen as responsible for the war itself.

To blame Assange, or to try to drive diplomacy back to the days of fountain pens and carbon paper?

She said that this appointment adds to a growing list of high-level experts currently promoting US science diplomacy.

Now the talk is of a grander design, with the Obama administration hoping to put development aid on a par with defence and diplomacy.

Ann Schodde, president and CEO of the U. S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy emphasized that the summit was more than just talk.

with his son , however , he made use of that diplomacy to which he always had resort in case of gravity.

Still, it is possible that the biggest change in America's Asian diplomacy will be to put global warming near the heart of it.

Under this, politics, economy and the diplomacy of the USA are covered with sacred religious coat frequently, with a strong religious color.

It is not just the economy that seems to outstrip all the sceptics, but diplomacy as well.

One goal of French diplomacy, he said in his election campaign, should be "to promote freedom and human rights on the international scene" .

Russia's heavy-handed energy diplomacy is often counterproductive.

He said US economic diplomacy had been undermined by a lack of co-ordination.

Some said the calls sounded like he was being too soft on the Iranians, while others described the conversations as standard diplomacy.

Speaking to the enemy is an ordinary part of diplomacy and does not on its own amount to appeasement.

But so far, sadly, he looks no more skilled at the day-to-day business of politics and diplomacy than most of his amateurish predecessors.

Rational partner, with organizational skills and diplomacy, as long as a little adventure trying to make life shine.

It was in use throughout the eastern Mediterranean as the language of commerce and diplomacy in and around the Renaissance era.

Most presciently, China seems to have learned the major lesson of public diplomacy: product trumps packaging every time.

Be sure to use your charm and diplomacy when dealing with potential new clients. Your lack of attention may have been a factor.

He said the Government was committed to "creative, middle-power diplomacy as the best means of enhancing Australia's national interests" .

He had another spiritual ancestor -- in terms of transparent diplomacy, at least -- in Leon Trotsky.

Fevered diplomacy in the next few weeks will concentrate on the first, trying to get countries to up their emissions targets.

The business of diplomacy is often messy and when private communications become public, it can also be highly embarrassing.

I never miss an opportunity to call for more funding for diplomacy and development and for a greater emphasis on civilian programs.

Whether openness advocates like it or not, this is not the way the rest of the world, with its arcane rules of diplomacy, wants to work.

Clinton said the U. S. will encourage both nations to engage in diplomacy, but will not commit to a more involved role.

Annapolis was the culmination of a patient and painstaking diplomacy of almost a year.

He was asked if the tough talk over the weekend by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad might be enough to put diplomacy on hold.

Events that, however justifiable to a domestic audience, have been a disaster for Japan's diplomacy.

All this seems to start with the behavior of the fetus, which is hardly a model of quiet diplomacy when entering strange territory.

into a knowledge-war phase of diplomacy has become the regular nature of the dominant means.

"Personally, I find her a very charming symbol of Chinese diplomacy, " he said.

For the group Physicians for Peace, diplomacy is all about bringing medical education and care to places where they are needed most.

That may be clever diplomacy, but it does nothing for the ICC's credibility to be seen as a pawn in a foreign power's chess game.

The awkward squad tends to despise conventional diplomacy and public relations, and is therefore bad at them.

The phone call followed two years of patient diplomacy by the soft-spoken Mr Tusk, who has created a rapport with Mr Putin.

The last few days of diplomacy mark the most visible signs of effort to break a decade-long stalemate in advancing nuclear disarmament.

"efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples" . We congratulate him on the award.

If the United States and others do not take this view for the new science diplomacy, high hopes will end in frustration and mistrust.

Finally, and crucially, on the issue of human rights, a matter that remains at the heart of American diplomacy.

For now, Caterpillar and the other proponents of quiet diplomacy seem to have the upper hand.

More specifically, we stand ready to cooperate and assist where we can as Chinese diplomacy takes on an increasingly multilateralist cast.

A Middle East ceasefire could be in the offing during a week of high diplomacy. But Israel has mixed feelings.

The U. S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy says individual Americans have the right and responsibility to help shape U. S. foreign relations.

Define the concept of cultural diplomacy and analyse the essence of US cultural diplomacy through what appears to be.

If it was a victory for democracy, it was also one for force over mediation and diplomacy.

The forum is an attempt to carve out a niche for Indonesia in Asian diplomacy.

In truth , his position was closer to that of chief of protocol than head of Iranian diplomacy.

Therefore. ASEAN walked up to the way of balance diplomacy, this stratagem could ensure the security and the tranquilization of the region.

He said Fatah supports the peace process, but he warned that if diplomacy fails, the Palestinians could return to armed resistance.

The experts still had to produce a number that would both be credible and meet the objectives of Soviet diplomacy.

These exchanges are a form of soft diplomacy that can only help improve international relations and mutual understanding among nations.

Good diplomacy also requires showing a bit of backbone.

The Afghan war was the biggest failure of Soviet diplomacy, and a direct cause of its disintegration.

Historical analogies go only so far, but the general principles of Shultz's dual-track diplomacy still apply today.

Is Preventive Diplomacy a reasonable policy tool to avoid civil wars, or at least the worst excesses sometimes associated with such wars?

Thirdly, it needs to be emphasized that political will is the precondition for diplomatic efforts. Multilateral diplomacy is no exception.

For Col. Gadhafi, they seem to represent a nomadic heritage applied to jet travel and diplomacy.

Asked why LeT had been able to "bounce back so quickly" , Mr Singh eschews the platitudes of international diplomacy.

He admits using third-party receipts to obtain disbursements from the fund, but says they were used for secret diplomacy.

As one of the core elements, military diplomacy is enough to affect China-ROK diplomatic relations.

Yet diplomacy also plays a role in Beijing's choice of suppliers, just as it does with Chinese purchases of commercial aircraft.

So much for diplomacy -- Iran has continued its nuclear-development program, despite entreaties from much of the international community.

But even amid this apparent amity, China's diplomacy has not been cost-free, nor has it been able to smooth every path.

"Disarmament conference" held in the song kingdom in Spring and Autumn period was the primary form of arms control diplomacy.

India is one of major energy consumers and importers and sees energy security a key task to be achieved through diplomacy.

It has displaced rivals to become the language of diplomacy, of business, of science, of the internet and of world culture.

If diplomacy fails and you decide that the military option is in the end the lesser evil, at least let it be our decision, not theirs.

The United States has not put as much importance on diplomacy as it should.

Those in Washington who belong to the General MacArthur school of diplomacy are already crowing that talk has not worked.

For other countries, however, "public diplomacy on our part may help protect defenders of human rights, " he said.

But Prof Shambaugh, who detects a "hunkering down in Chinese diplomacy" , says the plan was stillborn.

Jacques Rogge, IOC head, this month cited free internet access as an achievement of his "silent diplomacy" with Chinese officials.

The PM is following diplomacy. The government helm isnt made of idiots even if the rest of it are corrupt fat idiots.

Well, we got him, and there's one person we have to thank for giving us the decisive leads. With all his customary diplomacy and tact.

that diplomacy, as well as the sanctions that have isolated Iran and slashed its oil revenue, must be given more time to work.

He tries to negotiate a win-win, but the Sky People, who have no patience for diplomacy, launch a battle between "good" and "evil. "

Diplomacy: The art of saying things in such a way that nobody knows exactly what you mean.

Such a finding would begin a legal process that starts with diplomacy and could end with the imposition of trade barriers like tariffs.

Still, the shift in public diplomacy may mark a slightly broader approach towards what China perceives to be in its national interest.

For starters, it calls for a sustained commitment to what I have called "forward-deployed" diplomacy.

However, the multilateral diplomacy that this forum offered never worked.

In a symbolic move of "panda diplomacy, " Beijing marked warming cross-strait ties with the furry gifts, amid fanfare and a media frenzy.

And I'm glad that Senator McCain brought up the history, the bipartisan history of us engaging in direct diplomacy.

Those disparate interests define the U. S. position in the standoff: one of limited options and tricky diplomacy.

The U. S. president pledged to also use diplomacy and development to help end the Taliban insurgency.

"That can't be the solution. The solution has got to be found through diplomacy. "

While building bridges internally , Mr Ban will not be able to avoid global diplomacy.

She said that China is Latvia's important partner in Asia and developing its relations with China is a high priority in Latvia's diplomacy.

After the Cold War, environmental diplomacy is rising up in the status of Japanese diplomatic strategy.

This starts with opportunities for educational exchanges, the kind of dorm room and classroom diplomacy that NYU is leading on.

The U. S. response to events in the Middle East and North Africa needs to be guided by three key tenets of effective diplomacy.

The belief was reinforced by his energetic diplomacy over North Korea in his first month in office.

But years of quiet discussion among senior opinion makers and intellectuals on both sides preceded this public diplomacy.

To help resolve international disputes, the Secretary-General may carry out mediation or exercise quiet diplomacy behind the scenes.

She said, "Why don't you advise the Kosovars? Why don't you advise their government on their diplomacy? "

The administration of Barack Obama, meanwhile, notched up the change of heart as a victory for behind-the-scenes diplomacy.

As you know, the essence of diplomacy is compromise.

This was a year after the National Committee helped create Ping-Pong diplomacy in the spring of 1971.

Israeli analyst Ra'anan Gissin says the prime minister has no choice, but to make concessions through quiet diplomacy.

He said that diplomacy is underfunded compared with defense, but wouldn't surrender funds for the State Department.

Though less than meets the eye, the agreement was still an intriguing case of emerging-nation diplomacy.

I really have great hopes with the new administration because I understand there's going to be a real emphasis on diplomacy.

He also criticized the US and Britain for their "megaphone diplomacy" in trying to persuade Sudan to accept a UN force in troubled Darfur.

China has hosted five years of multinational diplomacy aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear weapons capabilities.

Rice said one of Kwan's goals as the first American public diplomacy envoy is to increase understanding of America's people and culture.

The aim of the diplomacy for a state: to defend its national interest and implement its foreign policy.

"Our key works will be dialogue, diplomacy, peaceful solution to conflicts, " he said.

Under the direction of this newly issued idea, China harvest in her diplomacy.

Today, our diplomats are not limited, and our diplomacy is no longer confined to the State Department or our embassies.

In a town like this, where everyone lived on top of everyone else, diplomacy was essential.

Mr Kouchner's brand of French diplomacy may have its limits, however, as he is now discovering.

The problem now engrossing the labour of European diplomacy is essentially the problem of the general equilibrium of Europe.

Rice also called President-elect Barack Obama on Monday to brief him on Gaza diplomacy.

By the standards of her family, a spot of diplomacy in Berlin is not particularly exotic.

But his aides have said that unless a diplomatic truce can be achieved with China, it would be difficult to discontinue money diplomacy.

It is the opposite. Opening ourselves up to friendship, honest trade and diplomacy is the foreign policy of peace and prosperity.

Chinese diplomacy, however disturbing, is still incapable of blocking the projection of American power.

and from mostly bilateral diplomacy to the combination of bilateral and multilateral diplomacy with a multilateralism-oriented trend.

The answer to this excellent question is not to put diplomacy on hold.

A good way to restart diplomacy would be for America and the Arab states to confirm that this is roughly how they see a final agreement.

The international cooperation should be achieved on the basis of good international reputation and flexible diplomacy.

One of the important personality traits of a Libran is diplomacy. Librans are impersonal and impartial.

Since the end of the Cold War, in face of increasingly severe climate change, Japan launched a series of climate diplomacy.

When considering the policy of the American diplomacy, I'm concerned of the problems which can be classified into four aspects.

"If other countries are concerned about Tibet they ought to do what we are doing, through quiet diplomacy, " he said.

Kissinger's "shuttle diplomacy" did not work out the way he had expected.

China is incensed that Japan would apply its laws to Chinese nationals and argues that the issue is one for diplomacy, not the legal system.

Choosing your words carefully to produce the desired response in an interlocutor is, after all, the lingua franca of diplomacy.

The Major was greatly pleased with the result of his diplomacy .

This goes to the heart of the debate about Mr Obama's diplomacy. Which will he be, clever or weak?

Its client and neighbor North Korea is becoming more belligerent by the week, and Beijing is still playing cynical diplomacy-as-usual.

All the same, it does no harm for America to be seen to be working with an open mind and flexible diplomacy.

President Nicolas Sarkozy, who chaired the summit, boasted of a "terrific fight" which French diplomacy had managed to finesse.

And already, young people, like all of you, are using their talents and ingenuity to help fashion their own brand of service and diplomacy.

If diplomacy were built on goodwill gestures alone, there would be few worries about the state of Sino- Japanese relations.

It looks like a honour to his Chinese guest. But nothing in diplomacy comes without strings attached.

In short, we're going to attempt to recapture the totality of America's strength, starting with diplomacy.

Mr Chirac's freelance diplomacy and refusal to consult allies has been mostly just a nuisance.

and years of patient diplomacy have failed to resolve the problem.

Sonia probably deserves the bulk of the credit for holding back from a military response to the attack and giving diplomacy a chance.

Muni says although India is not pushing openly for democratic change in Burma, it has engaged in quiet diplomacy on the issue.

That they weren't is more a tribute to cunning diplomacy, bribes, and the fact that some local princeling was always willing to cut a deal.

A final, and perhaps most common way of resolving conflicts arising out of transboundary pollution is diplomacy.

The US kept railing against China's refusal to let its exchange rate rise, but an aggressive campaign of diplomacy produced limited changes.

And there is an excellent final section on the summit diplomacy that did so much to change Western perceptions of the Soviet Union.

Must be able to respond to inquiries and complaints with tact and diplomacy.

Finally he swung into the pyrotechnics of his "shuttle diplomacy" to bring Israel and its Arab enemies together at Geneva.

I thank you for your interest in and support for China's diplomacy.

At the moment, however, every word you utter will emerge with a lot of tact and diplomacy.

The last part of this essay analyses and estimates American Cultural Diplomacy after Cold War in brief.

As you all know, public diplomacy is an important part of China's diplomacy.

Several of his advisers assume that the latest diplomacy will fizzle, leaving "fortress Israel" intact.

thirdly, the party opened up a new prospect of "semi-independent" diplomacy, and accumulated valuable experience of diplomatic affairs.

He dismissed suggestions that China had been taking a more confrontational approach in diplomacy of late.

Skills learned : Diplomacy , adaptability , patience, performance under pressure, responsibility, self- confidence, strong work ethic .

We decided to try diplomacy one more time, but I wasn't optimistic.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Obama said he would devote new energy to diplomacy and other nonmilitary aspects of U. S. global power.

It was a good illustration of the stamina required to deal with Soviet diplomacy.

Diplomacy is telling someone he has an open mind when you really believe he has a hole in his head.

And if diplomacy fails, then the effort at talks could help "set the stage for the use of force if agreement proves not to be possible" .

Thousands of miles away, on the frontier between Argentina and Chile, papal diplomacy is remembered in a different way.

Unprincipled concessions in diplomacy led to a crushing failure in real politics. Isn't the lesson profound enough?

It has become an essential element of international diplomacy, part of the furniture of contemporary international relations.

He said it was time to use diplomacy and dialogue to solve problems.

Yet saving the credibility of southern Africa's failed diplomacy on Zimbabwe is not the same as saving the wretched people of Zimbabwe.

"China's diplomacy is cost-benefit-oriented, not dealing in terms of global public goods, " argues Professor Shambaugh.

Hastings may undersell the impact of his service, but some of his partners don't share his gift for diplomacy.

That may be because, after the financial crisis, China is more sure of itself and less willing to compromise in the name of diplomacy.

That withdrawal was preceded by years of ultimately fruitless diplomacy.

Meanwhile, leaders throughout the region looked on in an effort formulate diplomacy in the ever-changing political arena.

His virtuoso style of diplomacy during the first Nixon term left the State Department demoralized and Congress just another spectator.

Last week, in Washington, the center honored six Americans with its first National Awards for Citizen Diplomacy.

In terms of resource diplomacy, Russia must not be overlooked.

In particular, the Roh Moo-hyun administration's diplomacy focusing on self-reliance pushed the relationship to the verge of a rupture.

Cultural diplomacy in a diplomatic strategy of the position and role of an increasingly apparent.

Hillary's appointment is a sign to friend and foe of the seriousness of my commitment to renew American diplomacy and restore our alliances.

The Obama Administration's new cultural diplomacy program is called smART Power.

Obama also called for a surge in diplomacy, including talks with Iran, in an effort to stabilize Iraq.

It has provided the forum for debate and negotiation and a channel for quiet diplomacy.

Diplomacy appears to be making some progress in reducing tensions at the ASEAN Plus Eight defense ministers' meeting.

The Soviets had already mellowed and it was left to diplomacy only to sweep up the cobwebs left over from an already transcended Cold war .

As for the challenge of external environment, is the test that the preventive diplomacy must to be faced.

London economic conference is a very importance and specific practical activities in his economic diplomacy.

Such an exercise of informal diplomacy on a grand scale cannot help but change U. S. -China relations. It may even change the world.

Secretary Rice has gone to the region to continue the urgent diplomacy required to help bring peace to the Middle East .

Though withholding food from an emerging superpower could lower domestic food prices, it would be bad diplomacy.

Eight years of patient diplomacy preceded Kosovo's independence.

The Obama administration, using quiet diplomacy, at first tried to persuade him to respond peacefully and credibly to popular demands.

Public diplomacy performs this mission in a particular way: by understanding, informing, engaging, and persuading foreign publics.

But deferential diplomacy can only get you so far.

With luck China will combine its precocity in economic development with a plodding conservatism in economic diplomacy.

Call it diplomacy, public relations or simple good manners: lying is one of the things that makes the world go round.

China does not to give up its nuclear deterrence power while it impetus the "Harmonious Diplomacy" policy.

The outlook of the preventive diplomacy is the main task that the last part to finish.

German chancellor Angela Merkel is familiar with Cold War diplomacy, but on Wednesday she had her first encounter with Cool Biz diplomacy.

i. Manuel's policies may have been overly ambitious, but he learned that Byzantium could control much power through influence and diplomacy.

Mia: I know I studied diplomacy and political science, but there was no class in Queen or How to Run a Country 101.

Yet the French are clearly still willing to give him credit for assertive diplomacy that they no longer do for domestic affairs.

I believe that all of you will agree that diplomacy is both an art and a science. There are certain rules and logic governing diplomacy.

Indeed, whether it is from the point of view of diplomacy or of job creation, "Buy American" is a terrible idea.

The United States's position in the postwar diplomacy would have been severely impaired.

It is one of the priorities of China's diplomacy to consolidate and develop China-Pakistan friendly cooperation.

Anyone interested in diplomacy can now become involved with the help of these modern media.

That trip, the first of its kind, represented a whole of government approach encompassing diplomacy, defense, and development.

But it was the personal diplomacy by Biden that got the deal closed by Friday night.

Together, Venus and Mars are adding magnetism, drive, compassion, diplomacy, and charm to these areas of your life.

He was a truly unique figure who will be remembered for his tireless diplomacy, love of country, and pursuit of peace.

Finely weighted words that reflect the best of Vatican diplomacy, honed over centuries.

If things go badly in North Rhine-Westphalia, they may tell him to focus on diplomacy and leave the plain speaking to others.

Maybe the renminbi is somewhat undervalued, but that cannot be the ground for aggressive diplomacy.

America came round to diplomacy in Iran for lack of any alternative.

A few Americans have accepted the hardest duties in this cause - in the quiet work of intelligence and diplomacy . . .

In the United States, he helps lead the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University.

Getting out of this box will be a test for US diplomacy in coming weeks and months.

About half of the Doors to Diplomacy entries are from international students, a percentage that has increased over the years.

Other aspects of his diplomacy no longer seem so important as they did at the time.

Education Minister Mohammad Nur says increased cultural diplomacy will help develop Indonesia and its friendships.

Unless you use a great amount of tact and diplomacy, these secret affairs may create social complications that force premature termination.

We have left the door open to bilateral diplomacy.

Some of China's apparently inept diplomacy may be a result of poorly co-ordinated foreign policy.

North Korea's neighbours may be prepared simply to huddle together, trusting in the best efforts of diplomacy and missile defences.

Her story recalls the vision and manoeuvrings, strategy and gambles, diplomacy and dangers, courage and pettiness of those dramatic days.

Obama agreed a nuclear Iran would be a "gamechanger" and urged tougher sanctions, but he also defended his call for diplomacy.

The country is an important neighbour, and offers Russia one of few ways back into Middle East diplomacy.

On humanitarian questions as well, the Obama team may soon become frustrated by East River diplomacy.

ElBaradei noted that global diplomacy was the most effective way to solve the stand-offs over the nuclear ambitions of North Korea and Iran.

In another blow to Chinese regional diplomacy, Myanmar said in September that it was suspending a dam project backed by China.

We will have to use diplomacy, because no one nation can meet the challenges of an interconnected world acting alone.

Trade, Diplomacy and Espionage are said to be much improved, alongside a refined UI and better advice from on-screen advisors.

So our aim in public diplomacy is to engage foreign publics to make it easier to achieve U. S. foreign policy goals.

How far do other, similar relationships between military establishments provide a back-channel when conventional diplomacy is not enough?

In the days when gunboat diplomacy was a more accepted tool of world powers(Christian Science Monitor).

Wilson had championed a diplomacy that sought the good of mankind above the selfish interests of the United States.

And US diplomacy with China, at least publicly, centers on trade.

As China's relations with the world grow, the opportunities and challenges in terms of public diplomacy also increase.

He avoided battle if diplomacy would work, and he was skilled at using spies to help achieve his aims.

This goes to the heart of the debate about Mr Obama's diplomacy.

He tried "cricket diplomacy" this year, inviting his counterpart, Yusuf Raza Gilani, to watch India play Pakistan in the cricket World Cup.

But it is to suggest that China prefers, particularly in a nuclear age, to use "soft power" and "smile diplomacy" abroad.

It suggested that the new minister would undertake a more "active and offensive" diplomacy, in line with Mr Ahmadinejad's own style.

There are many useful things Vietnam could do with its new-found prestige, through both example and active diplomacy.

Speaking on Thursday, he promised the country "every element of our national capacity, our diplomacy, and development assistance" .

That would be a coup for Mrs Clinton's Asian diplomacy, though a distant goal for now.

Since ancient times guided by the diplomacy of the pragmatic peaceful good neighbor, China pursued countrys benefit as the objective.