Political negotiations refer to the process through which parties, such as governments, political entities, or organizations, engage in discussions and bargaining to reach agreements or resolve conflicts. These negotiations can occur at various levels, including local, national, or international, and may involve multiple stakeholders with differing interests and objectives. The aim is to achieve a consensus on issues such as policy decisions, treaties, trade agreements, or conflict resolution, typically requiring compromise and cooperation among the parties involved. Effective political negotiations often involve strategic communication, diplomacy, and an understanding of the political landscape and power dynamics at play. The outcome can significantly impact governance, international relations, and social stability.
Russia and the U.S. prepare for a pivotal phone call between Presidents Putin and Trump, aiming to address the ongoing Ukraine conflict. The Kremlin outlines the call's structure, focusing on…