Reputational damage (diplomacy)

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German war crimes in Belgium were cited in anti-German propaganda during World War I, causing reputational harm.[1]

In diplomacy, reputational damage is harm to a country's diplomatic relations based on adverse events. Lack of human rights[2] and perceived lack of concern for allied or partner countries[3] may cause reputational damage. Scorecard diplomacy depends on countries wanting to minimize their reputational damage from poor compliance with international norms.[4]

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