Diplomatic disputes occur when countries disagree on issues such as trade, territory, or political actions. These disagreements can arise from misunderstandings, conflicting interests, or historical grievances. When such disputes happen, nations often engage in negotiations or seek mediation to resolve their differences peacefully. In some cases, diplomatic disputes can escalate, leading to sanctions or other forms of pressure. Organizations like the United Nations may become involved to help facilitate dialogue and promote peaceful resolutions. Maintaining open communication is essential to prevent conflicts from worsening and to foster international cooperation.