498 results for diplomacy

19 March 2020

Wolfgang Ischinger on why we should talk to adversaries, a small-country play for the UN Security Council and why Japan is opening an embassy in Kosovo.

20 April 2017

The Japanese diplomats digging up documents to claim territory, what the Vatican and Italy agree to disagree on and Australia’s expansion in Latin America.

20 October 2016

James Baumgartner, Canada’s man in Portland, on building business ties.

20 January 2015

A day in the life of Singaporean ambassador Ong Keng Yong and South America's new vision.

13 October 2014

We shine the spotlight on the newly appointed Norwegian ambassador to France.

16 August 2012

An interview with the Swedish Navy defence attache in Washington, Qatar's position on Syria, and China and Japan put the spooks on each other on joint exercises.

19 August 2015

France's consul-general to Turkey on why the countries are like a married couple, plus peace-keeping today.

25 March 2021

Sweden’s ambassador to Finland on what keeps the two countries aligned; Israel’s recognition of Kosovo sends tempers flaring; the uae joins the space race.

10 September 2009

If you're Germany, you have no option but to assert yourself globally with a softly, softly approach.

16 January 2020

The power of personal relationships in peace talks and the relationship between the US and UK.

16 November 2017

Checking in with the ambassador in Rome, why Japan is looking to Latin America and the art of the ambassadorial Christmas card.

19 January 2017

Australia's ambassador to France on the two nations' alliance, plus Athens' Gropius gem and border control in Canada.

19 May 2015

Stepping into the office of Adrian Farrell, Ireland's consul general to Texas and the Midwest.

14 April 2015

The EU's new foreign-affairs chief rings the changes and Ukraine's ambassador to Poland waxes lyrical on his warm Warsaw welcome.

19 April 2012

Germany's Federal Intelligence Service's, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), relocation to central Berlin, Iceland's debate over membership in the EU, and New Zealand's cuts to its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.