Tag: diplomacy

Shuttle diplomacy is a method of negotiation where an intermediary, often a high-profile figure, travels back and forth between parties who are either unwilling to communicate directly with each other.

“Evil empire” was President Ronald Reagan’s name for the Soviet Union.

The “madman theory” is a political theory commonly associated with President Richard Nixon’s foreign policy during the Cold War.

A “quagmire” refers to a dangerous and usually complex situation which is difficult to exit.

The domino theory was critical in shaping U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War.

The practice of backing up diplomatic efforts with a visible show of military might.

“Peace through strength” is the accumulation of military power and security assets by a country to encourage an amenable diplomatic atmosphere with other countries.

A “back channel” is an unofficial means of communication between two nations or two political entities.