
How Diplomacy Shapes Our World nicholaskralev.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews CommentaryNews | |||

A pro-American former minister and ambassador worries about the U.S. trade retreat's global impact.
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When Americans consider how the upheavals of the Trump era affect the rest of the world, they usually think of Europe, Canada or perhaps Japa... more
An American-turned-European journalist decries the old continent's longtime addiction.
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Almost 20 years ago, an American journalist packed his bags, moved to Europe and decided he would never go back. Today, he argues that the old continent h... more
Guest: Marc Grossman, former U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs and ambassador to Turkey
The world looks very different at the end of 2025 compared to the beginning of the year. How did diplomacy contribute to that difference, and wh... more
Guest: Kate Byrnes, former U.S. ambassador to North Macedonia and deputy chief of mission in Greece
The Institute of International Education reported last month that new enrollments of foreign students at U.S. colleges and universities decreased by ... more
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The series centers on diplomacy, foreign policy, and global security, inviting high-level diplomats, defense thinkers, and policy scholars to unpack how international relations shape current events. Episodes frequently explore the balance between military power and diplomatic strategy, the mechanics of negotiation, and the evolving dynamics of transatlantic ties, the Middle East, and major geopolitical flashpoints. Notable is the pattern of deep-dive conversations with former diplomats and leading think-tank experts, offering insights into historical contexts, institutional dynamics, and the practicalities of policy implementation. For potential guests and sponsors, the show likely attracts an audience of policy professionals, researchers, ... more
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Recent guests on The Diplomacy Podcast include:
1. Charles Ray
2. Danielle Pletka
3. Michael O'Hanlon
4. Elizabeth Saunders
5. Chas Freeman
6. Cindy Courville
7. Daniel Fried
8. Ambassador Janice Jacobs
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