Al Jazeera examines whether diplomacy can still end the fighting
As bombing continues in several conflict zones, Al Jazeera's Emma Withrow put the question to Qatari official Al Anoud Al Thani: does diplomacy still work?
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With bombing continuing in multiple conflict zones, Al Jazeera correspondent Emma Withrow posed a pointed question to Al Anoud Al Thani: can diplomacy still deliver results when military action continues on the ground?
The exchange, part of an Al Jazeera video segment, reflects a broader debate among diplomats, analysts and the public over whether negotiated settlements remain achievable amid ongoing hostilities in several parts of the world. Al Thani's perspective was sought as part of that discussion.
The segment did not detail specific negotiations or outcomes, focusing instead on the broader question of diplomacy's relevance and effectiveness at a time when armed conflict persists in multiple regions.
Al Jazeera has continued to feature interviews and analysis examining the state of international diplomatic efforts as conflicts continue in various parts of the world.
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- The bombs are still falling. Does diplomacy even work? — Al Jazeera — All
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