statecraft

Noun

Meaning

The art of conducting state affairs; state management; statesmanship.

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As a result, in the former Transkei, funerals have become sites of contestation and confusion, as culture, spirituality and statecraft collide. Source: Internet

In addition to its oracular power, the I Ching has had a major influence on the philosophy, literature and statecraft of China since the Zhou period. Source: Internet

A realist orientation for Indian foreign policy will be premised on the fact that force and diplomacy go hand in hand and coercion is often a valuable instrument of statecraft. Source: Internet

And magic was central to pre-modern Indian statecraft, from fortune-telling and longevity spells to spying, police work, warfare and even oratory. Source: Internet

For an ethnic tribe that constitutes part of the large population of the Nigerian statecraft, it is pitiable that they are the weeping child of the Nigerian family. Source: Internet

But, since taking power after his father’s death, the youthful Kim has displayed a mixture of ruthlessness, pragmatism and statecraft to get this prize: to sit across the table with the leader of the United States and be treated as an equal. Source: Internet

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