In the negotiations over Iran's nuclear-weapons program,Iran's negotiators had to satisfy the demands of Iran's supreme leader,who extolled Iran's sovereignty and security,as well as the United States and its allies,who wanted Iran to halt its nuclear program.This illustrates
A) track-two diplomacy.
B) public diplomacy.
C) the two-level game of international negotiations.
D) the policy of engagement.

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The scenario described highlights the two-level game of international negotiations, where the negotiators have to cater to the demands and interests of both the domestic (Iran's supreme leader) and international (the United States and its allies) actors involved in the negotiations. It goes beyond public diplomacy or the policy of engagement, which refer to specific approaches to engage with foreign publics or governments. While track-two diplomacy involves building relationships and dialogue between non-official actors from different nations, it does not fully capture the complexities of this particular negotiation scenario.

In the Negotiations Over Iran's Nuclear-Weapons Program,Iran's Negotiators Had to Satisfy