diplomacy

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Across
  1. 2. Rules of diplomatic procedure used to regulate the proper treatment of accredited state officials and diplomatic officers.
  2. 4. In general usage, the ability to stop a proposal or a piece of legislation from being accepted
  3. 6. A formal, mutually binding contract or agreement between two or more states.
  4. 8. The engagement of individual citizens in private sector programs and activities that increase cross-cultural understanding and knowledge between people from different countries, leading to greater mutual understanding and respect and contributing to international relationships between countries
  5. 10. A party sent to represent a state or other large entity at an international conference or gathering.
  6. 12. Classical term for diplomat
  7. 14. Building accommodating offices, and sometimes a residence, for a diplomatic mission headed by an ambassador.
  8. 16. A diplomatic representative ranked at the highest level, accredited to a foreign state
  9. 18. Conducting formal relations between sovereign states through the use of permanent embassies or legations in a receiving state
  10. 19. Privileged legal status accorded to diplomatic representatives by the states that receive them
  11. 20. A diplomatic office, subordinate to an embassy
Down
  1. 1. Principle in which state action is contingent on the previous action of other states
  2. 3. The use of foreign services or other branches of government to promote trade or investment.
  3. 5. the process of discussing something with someone in order to reach an agreement
  4. 7. Diplomatic meetings between heads of state or heads of government; can be either ad hoc or regularly occurring.
  5. 9. Achieving the agreement of all participants without calling for a vote.
  6. 11. Closed communication system between members of a diplomatic mission and their home government (usually the ministry of foreign affairs); includes both routine and confidential information.
  7. 13. Code of international law on consular posts and officers, particularly regarding facilities, immunities, and privileges. Established through a 1963 conference in Vienna.
  8. 15. Interaction involving two parties.
  9. 17. A formal coalition of two or more states that agree to collaborate on mutual security interests, usually codified through a treaty