FSOT FSOT International Relations and Diplomacy 2

Question 1

What is a 'demarche' in diplomatic practice?

Accepted Answer

A formal diplomatic protest or representation delivered to another government

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A trade sanction imposed on a foreign country

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A military alliance treaty between two states

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An international arbitration ruling

Question 2

Which UN body has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security?

Accepted Answer

Security Council

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General Assembly

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International Court of Justice

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Economic and Social Council

Question 3

The diplomatic term 'persona non grata' means which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A diplomat declared unwelcome by the host country

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A welcome foreign dignitary receiving honors

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A neutral mediator in international disputes

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A classified diplomatic document

Question 4

The 'Responsibility to Protect' (R2P) doctrine holds that the international community can intervene when which condition is met?

Accepted Answer

A state fails to protect its citizens from atrocities such as genocide

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A state acquires nuclear weapons without authorization

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A state defaults on international financial obligations

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A state withdraws from the United Nations

Question 5

Which set of treaties forms the core of international humanitarian law governing armed conflict?

Accepted Answer

Geneva Conventions

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Treaty of Westphalia

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Hague Convention on Land Warfare

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Treaty of Versailles

Question 6

What does 'multilateralism' mean in the context of foreign policy?

Accepted Answer

Working with multiple countries through international institutions and coalitions

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Pursuing foreign policy goals through unilateral action

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Coordinating policy exclusively with one key ally

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Maintaining strict neutrality in all global affairs