Things to remember before your submission!
- Review the magazine’s focus and tone: Before submitting your article, it is important to understand the focus and tone of the magazine you are submitting to. Diplomatic Insight is a magazine focused on international politics, media, technology, ambassadors’ activities, country information, travel, culture, cuisine, women’s insight, and other related topics. Therefore, your article should align with the magazine’s focus and tone. Familiarize yourself with the magazine’s content and style by reading recent articles and getting a sense of their tone and approach.
- Choose a topic: Choose a topic that fits within the range of topics covered by The Diplomatic Insight. Your topic should be contemporary and not based on far in history. This could include current events in international politics, the role of technology in diplomacy, a country’s cultural heritage, or a profile of an ambassador, among others. Make sure your topic is relevant and timely and that you have a unique angle or perspective on the subject.
- Research your topic: Thorough research is crucial in ensuring the accuracy and up-to-date information in your article. Utilize reputable sources such as academic journals, government websites, news outlets, and other credible sources. Keep a record of all sources used in your research, as you will need to cite them in your article correctly via hyperlinks.
- TDI covers the activities of Ambassadors, Diplomats, International organizations, Ministries of Foreign Affairs, and multilateral organizations to promote information and highlight the outstanding work conducted by the diplomats in building peace, dialogue, and prosperity in the conflict-prone world.
- Write a clear and concise article: Write a clear and concise article that focuses on a specific angle or perspective. Use short sentences and paragraphs to keep your writing easy to read. Make sure your writing is engaging and informative, and that you effectively convey your message to the reader.
- The title of your article should be attention-grabbing and reflective of the content. It should give the reader a clear idea of what the article is about and entice them to read on.
- Use headings and subheadings to break up your article and make it easy to read. This also helps to keep your writing organized and on track.
- Avoid plagiarism: Properly cite all sources used in your research to avoid plagiarism.
- TDI invites unbiased, objective diplomatic and foreign affairs-related articles, blogs, and information for publication.
- TDI gives preference to those with original reporting, analysis, and commentary.
- Avoid using overly partisan or controversial language in your article. The Diplomatic Insight aims to provide objective and balanced coverage, so aim to maintain this tone in your writing.
- Submission for TDI should range between 400 words to 800 words.
- Featured articles can range from 1200 to 1500 words.
- Use hyperlinks in the text to acknowledge the sources. Do not use footnotes or endnotes.
- Send us the original work, not published anywhere and not plagiarized work.
- Use quotes, statistics, and other supporting information to bolster your arguments. This helps to strengthen your writing and make it more credible.
- Send us the MSWord document with your complete introduction and contact details
- The articles should be written in English. We do not accept articles written in any other language.
- Your write-up should be free of grammatical errors and mistakes
- It should be easily readable and understandable and should not have very long sentences.
- If applicable, include relevant images or multimedia to accompany your article. This can help to illustrate your points and make your article more engaging visually.
- Ensure all multimedia is properly cited and has the necessary permissions for use. This will prevent any potential legal issues and ensure that the magazine can publish your article without any complications.
- Be mindful of cultural and regional sensitivities when writing your article. Avoid making any insensitive or offensive statements, and aim to be respectful of all cultures and communities.
- Keep your writing objective and balanced. Present both sides of an argument and provide evidence to support your perspective. Avoid making personal opinions the focus of your writing.
- Editors reserve the right to accept or reject your submission.
- Editors also reserve the right to edit the piece for clarity and readability.
- Submit your write-ups and completed articles for consideration at the email address info@thediplomaticinsight.com
- Send an email with your detailed introduction and contact details.
- Please send your write-up to another media outlet if you do not hear from us after three business days.
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