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A quick definition of quiet diplomacy:

Quiet diplomacy is a way of doing diplomacy where negotiations are done secretly, behind closed doors. It is also called secret diplomacy. This is different from open diplomacy, where negotiations are done in public and anyone can observe. Sometimes, a mediator may use quiet diplomacy to help settle a lawsuit by going back and forth between different rooms to relay offers and demands. Diplomacy is the art of negotiating between different countries, and diplomats are the people who do this work.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Quiet diplomacy is a type of diplomacy that is carried out secretly or behind closed doors. It involves conducting negotiations between national governments without the knowledge of the public or the press.

Examples:

  • A government official meeting with a foreign leader in a private location to discuss sensitive issues.
  • A mediator negotiating the settlement of a lawsuit by shuttling back and forth between different rooms, relaying offers and demands between the parties.

These examples illustrate how quiet diplomacy involves conducting negotiations in secret or without public knowledge. This approach can be useful in resolving sensitive issues or reaching agreements that may not be possible through open diplomacy.

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