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| − | A '''diplomat''' is a figure, such as an [[ambassador]], engaged in the art of international relations. Often such persons will be "diplomats-in-residence," representatives of a foreign country living in a foreign country, while handling the daily affairs of his or her home country, such as [[passport | + | A '''diplomat''' is a figure, such as an [[ambassador]], engaged in the art of international relations. Often such persons will be "diplomats-in-residence," representatives of a foreign country living in a foreign country, while handling the daily affairs of his or her home country, such as [[passport]]s and, in more desperate times, last-minute negotiations. |
Diplomats in the [[United States]] are members of the [[State Department]], and often appointed. | Diplomats in the [[United States]] are members of the [[State Department]], and often appointed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:37, July 2, 2025
A diplomat is a figure, such as an ambassador, engaged in the art of international relations. Often such persons will be "diplomats-in-residence," representatives of a foreign country living in a foreign country, while handling the daily affairs of his or her home country, such as passports and, in more desperate times, last-minute negotiations.
Diplomats in the United States are members of the State Department, and often appointed.
See also: