"diplomatic scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a particular event or situation that involves political negotiations or handling of delicate matters. For example: "The recent diplomatic scene between the two nations has been described as amicable."
Though household labor has evolved from its rigid historical forms, a new chapter of the period drama for the era of globalization has emerged in New York's rarefied diplomatic scene, with curious case of Sangeeta Richard, the domestic worker of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade.
The postwar wave of independence that swept the world changed Washington's diplomatic scene.
Such dismissiveness is often echoed by observers of the international diplomatic scene.
Dominique de Villepin, a centre-right former prime minister, claims that France will "find itself shrunk on the diplomatic scene".
When you're the single, attractive secretary of state of the United States, you're bound to pick up groupies in all corners of the international diplomatic scene.
The subject of their political reportage focuses on the events of inter-war Europe with a particular emphasis on international politics, the diplomatic scene, and the rise of Adolf Hitler.
During her time in Washington, D.C., Amy was an active participant in the political and diplomatic social scene.
IN A country already rich in tribes, two more factions have arrived on Afghanistan's diplomatic and political scene: the first- and second-rounders.
Sir Sherard had long been a feature of the Kabul diplomatic and social scene with his many "friends", across ages, sexes and occupations, appearing in his Facebook.
Instead, they settled for a kabuki dance of denials and diplomatic theater, a scene borrowed from their performance when they sold the empty promises of the nuclear deal with Iran to the American people.
Behind the scenes, diplomatic negotiations have been intense.
