megaphone diplomacy
1megaphone diplomacy — If negotiations between countries or parties are held through press releases and announcements, this is megaphone diplomacy, aiming to force the other party into adopting a desired position …
2megaphone diplomacy — noun Diplomatic communication which is unsubtle or indirect, as when conducted through media announcements rather than direct approach • • • Main Entry: ↑megaphone …
3megaphone diplomacy — If negotiations between countries or parties are held through press releases and announcements, this is megaphone diplomacy, aiming to force the other party into adopting a desired position. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If the media …
4megaphone diplomacy — /ˌmɛgəfoʊn dəˈploʊməsi/ (say .meguhfohn duh plohmuhsee) noun the diplomatic strategy of talking freely in public forums about an issue in order to persuade people to accept a particular point of view …
5diplomacy — n. 1) to rely on, resort to diplomacy 2) dollar; gunboat; media; public; quiet; shuttle diplomacy 3) megaphone diplomacy (using public propaganda rather than negotiations) * * * [dɪ pləʊməsɪ] gunboat media public quiet resort to diplomacy …
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