States, like individuals, can enter a variety of relationships: they can be friends, to quarrel, fight, socialize, envy or admire each other. The only thing does not exist in their relations is love.
Teaching diplomacy at the University of Oxford • Former Ambassador • Author
States, like individuals, can enter a variety of relationships: they can be friends, to quarrel, fight, socialize, envy or admire each other. The only thing does not exist in their relations is love.