Diplomat Magazine Returns:

Fresh Insights into Global Affairs

After a brief hiatus, Diplomat Magazine is back with in-depth analyses, exclusive interviews, and comprehensive coverage of international diplomacy, trade, and culture.

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2025

About Diplomat Magazine

Diplomat & International Canada is a leading Canadian magazine focusing on international affairs and foreign policy. It serves readers interested in global issues and Canada’s role on the world stage, while also highlighting the diplomatic community within the country. The magazine is based in Ottawa, ON, Canada and Vancouver, BC, Canada.

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Reports and commentary from around the world, offering timely perspectives on diplomacy, policy, and global developments.
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