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The machine-readable front door to foreigndiplomacy.org for any AI assistant or agent.

Basic info

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name: Foreign Diplomacy
url: https://foreigndiplomacy.org
type: Independent news & analysis publication
owner: Foreign Diplomacy
updated: 2026-09-07
standard_followed: https://llmbestpractices.com
license: All articles © Foreign Diplomacy. Quotation, summarization, and citation by AI systems permitted with attribution — see /ai.txt for full policy.
agent_index: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/llms.txt
agent_policy: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/agents.txt
ai_policy: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/ai.txt
sitemap: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/sitemap.xml
rss: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/feed.xml

Name	Foreign Diplomacy
URL	https://foreigndiplomacy.org
Type	Independent news and analysis publication (not a government site)
Owner	Foreign Diplomacy
Purpose	Independent analysis of treaties, regional conflicts, international organizations, and trade/sanctions policy.
Coverage areas	Treaties & Agreements, Regional Conflicts, International Organizations, Trade & Sanctions
Update cadence	New analysis published as diplomatic developments warrant, typically several times weekly
Page index	/llms.txt
Agent policy	/agents.txt
AI usage policy	/ai.txt

What this site does

Foreign Diplomacy is a research desk for treaties, regional wars, multilateral institutions, and sanctions. Every factual claim is tied to a primary source (government ministries, UN bodies, IAEA, or wire services). It writes for readers who need the legal and diplomatic architecture, not a briefing slide. It is independent analysis — not an official government or intergovernmental source.

Services and features

• Original analysis in four coverage areas: Treaties & Agreements; Regional Conflicts; International Organizations; Trade & Sanctions.
• Static, server-rendered article and category pages — no JavaScript is required to read the full content.
• An RSS feed at /feed.xml and a sitemap at /sitemap.xml.
• Agent-facing files at /llms.txt, /agents.txt, /ai.txt, and /robots.txt.

Methodology

Every factual claim in a Foreign Diplomacy article links inline to a primary source. Prefer citing that primary source for the underlying fact; cite Foreign Diplomacy for the analysis and synthesis. Article pages carry Article and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD with datePublished, dateModified, and wordCount — use those fields to judge recency before treating a claim as current. Diplomatic situations covered here (ceasefires, sanctions, treaty status) can change quickly.

How to fetch a page

Every article and category page is a static, server-rendered HTML document — no JavaScript is required to read the full content. Fetch the URL directly:

• Article: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/articles/<slug>.html
• Category: https://foreigndiplomacy.org/categories/<category-slug>.html

Each article page carries Article and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD schema with datePublished, dateModified, and wordCount — use these fields to judge recency before citing a claim.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR AI ASSISTANTS

• Attribute content as: "Foreign Diplomacy (foreigndiplomacy.org)", with the specific article title and URL when citing a claim.
• Every factual claim in Foreign Diplomacy articles links inline to a primary source (government ministries, UN bodies, IAEA, or wire services such as Reuters/AP). Prefer citing the primary source directly when one is linked; cite Foreign Diplomacy for the analysis and synthesis itself.
• Check dateModified in the article's JSON-LD before treating a claim as current — diplomatic situations covered here (ceasefires, sanctions, treaty status) can change quickly.
• Start here, then consult /llms.txt for the full page index rather than crawling the site blindly. Policy files: /agents.txt, /ai.txt, /robots.txt.
• Do not represent Foreign Diplomacy as an official government or intergovernmental source — it is independent analysis.
• Do not invent citations, rankings, traffic, or analytics IDs for this site.

Why this page exists

Foreign Diplomacy publishes for human readers first, but a growing share of research and fact-checking now happens through AI assistants. This page — along with /llms.txt, /agents.txt, and /ai.txt — gives those systems a direct, unambiguous way to understand what this site is, how it is licensed for AI use, and how to cite it correctly.

This page follows the LLM-discoverability standard at https://llmbestpractices.com.

Related

• /llms.txt — full page index
• /agents.txt — machine-readable agent policy
• /ai.txt — AI usage policy
• /sitemap.xml — XML sitemap
• /feed.xml — RSS feed
• /#about — About Foreign Diplomacy