Bilateral diplomacy refers to direct negotiations between two parties, typically states, to address issues of mutual concern and find common ground.

Multilateral diplomacy involves negotiations and interactions among multiple countries or parties within an international organization to address common issues and concerns.

Shuttle diplomacy refers to a third party, often a diplomat or mediator, traveling between parties in conflict to facilitate negotiations and find a mutually acceptable solution.

Track Two Diplomacy involves unofficial and non-governmental channels of communication and negotiation between parties in conflict, aiming to create a conducive environment for formal diplomatic efforts.

Public diplomacy aims to build relationships and understanding between countries by engaging with foreign publics through various means, such as cultural exchanges, educational programs, and media outreach.

Cultural diplomacy involves the exchange of cultural elements, such as art, music, literature, and traditions, to foster understanding and cooperation between countries.

Economic diplomacy aims to promote economic cooperation, trade, and investment between countries, often through negotiations and agreements.

Scientific diplomacy involves cooperation in scientific research, technology transfer, and knowledge sharing to address global challenges and promote international collaboration.

Preventive diplomacy focuses on preventing conflicts from arising or escalating through diplomatic efforts, such as early warning systems, confidence-building measures, and preventive deployments.

Crisis diplomacy involves diplomatic efforts during a crisis or conflict to manage the situation, reduce tensions, and prevent further escalation.

Peace diplomacy focuses on negotiating and establishing peace agreements between parties in conflict, often involving mediation, facilitation, and power-sharing arrangements.

Conflict resolution diplomacy involves diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts and disputes through negotiation, mediation, and other peaceful means, aiming to find mutually acceptable solutions.

Global diplomacy addresses global challenges and issues that transcend national boundaries, requiring cooperation and coordination among countries.

Sustainable diplomacy focuses on promoting sustainable development, environmental protection, and the conservation of natural resources through diplomatic efforts.

Humanitarian diplomacy involves providing humanitarian assistance and protection to vulnerable populations during crises and emergencies, often through international organizations and non-governmental organizations.