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He is acting on behalf of a Kremlin whose diplomatic relations are almost completely predicated on advancing Russian power.

The protests appeared to put Mr. Lee, whose diplomatic views are close to those of the Bush administration, on the defensive.

But his administration is also looking into enforcement of a federal plan that would withhold foreign aid to countries whose diplomatic missions have cars with unpaid tickets.

And the United States is now far more reluctant to alienate a rising economic powerhouse whose diplomatic heft makes its cooperation crucial on many security matters, including North Korea and Iran.

For Mr. Butler, the former ambassador to Macedonia whose diplomatic career has placed him across the negotiating table from members of the Irish Republican Army and war criminals in the Balkans, the current dealings have proved just as tough.

Xie Tao of Beijing's Foreign Studies University suggests a comparison with Nixon, whose diplomatic breakthrough with China in 1972 was helped by Americans' belief in his anti-Communist credentials.

For the Obama administration, whose last diplomatic effort with the North ended in failure nearly a year ago, the steps are reminders that everything they have tried in the past four years to lure the country out of isolation — or at least contain its nuclear and missile programs — has largely failed.

Speaking at a memorial event at the American Academy in Berlin for the late Richard C. Holbrooke, whose masterful diplomatic career included service as U.S. ambassador to Germany, Mr. Schlöndorff recounted Mr. Holbrooke's wondering this in private: "How come Germans have this reputation of being reliable, when they never quite are, and historically maybe never were".

Its star is the university's chancellor, Robert Birgeneau, a Canadian-born physicist with white-blond hair and a flashing smile, whose placid, diplomatic manner makes him the perfect academic administrator and neutraliser of student activists, for whom he appears to have a polite disregard.

The habitual violators used to be United Nations consulates, whose drivers claimed diplomatic immunity.

Those whose military and diplomatic careers have been tied up with the institution are unlikely to have unbiased views about its future.