الدبلوماسية السوفيتية في مؤتمر برلين 1954 م

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The great powers have realized for certain the impossibility of reaching convincing compromises without using the means of diplomatic dialogue, especially after excluding solutions based on the use of military force.

Nevertheless, the achievement of the of each country individual objectives remained a hindrance to reach satisfactory and final solutions for each party.

In this sense, each gtate began to schedule its objectives and to make them as the index of the compass in order to achieve them.

The contradictions in these goals appeared according to each party, and they had to remain at the diplomatic dialogue table to reach consensus formulas in order to overcome the obstacles.

Accordingly, Moscow set a special ktrategy that included its Stated and undeclared goals and then sought to achieve it diplomatically.

It was one of the firkt countries to call for diplomatic dialogue between the great powers and succeeded in persuading the three We-lern countries to convene a conference to prepare solutions to the issues of tension International.

It is no secret to the follower of the goal of the Soviet Union, which was not limited to set solutions to contentious issues and between Wektern countries, but went beyond that to explain the events in the unified position adopted by London, Paris and Washington, through events and planting the seeds of discrimination by exploiting the points of contention between those countries.

Through an in-depth political ktudy of these points and their coronation by raising them indirectly at the negotiating table, especially the issue of recognition of the People's Republic of China, which regiktered a clear variation in WeSiern attitudes according to the intereSis and vision of each country.

But despite the diplomatic efforts it is making, it has not been able to achieve some of its diplomatic goals.