Shared interests can actually facilitate successful diplomacy by providing a common ground for negotiation and compromise.

Diplomatic hubris is a specific term used to describe this phenomenon in the context of diplomacy.

Effective communication can actually facilitate successful diplomacy by enabling parties to understand each other's perspectives and interests.

Short-termism is a specific term used to describe this phenomenon in the context of diplomacy.

Navigating cultural differences is not a specific challenge faced by diplomats in conflict resolution, although it can be a factor that complicates negotiations.

Diplomatic entrapment is a specific term used to describe this phenomenon in the context of diplomacy.

Traditional diplomacy is often criticized for being too slow, bureaucratic, and focused on short-term solutions, but it is not typically criticized for being too effective.

Diplomatic inertia is a specific term used to describe this phenomenon in the context of diplomacy.

Reducing the role of military force is not a specific recommendation for improving the effectiveness of diplomacy in conflict resolution, although it may be a desirable goal in some cases.

Diplomatic narcissism is a specific term used to describe this phenomenon in the context of diplomacy.