When Diplomats need to get anything done, they are not really bothered about what the general public would think of them. What is more important is what the states thinks of them. Diplomats deal in politics, but they are not exactly politicians. They are discrete but not always politically correct. They look after the interests [...]
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No Place for Human Rights in Politics
There is no place for human rights in politics. You may consider this statement insensitive and absurd, but it pretty much is the harsh reality. I would like to think otherwise as well. A conclusion that you can reach after carefully analyzing the events of history, both near and distant. The examples are simply so many [...]
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