A diplomat is someone who represents a government in its relations with other governments. It may also refer to:

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Diplomat, the Diplomat or the Diplomats may refer to:

• The Diplomat, a Tokyo-based, on-line foreign affairs magazine
• The Washington Diplomat, an independent monthly newspaper based in Washington, D.C.

• The Diplomats (film), a 1929 lost film
• The Diplomat (novel), a 1949 novel by an Australian writer James Aldridge
• The Diplomat (mini-series), a 2009 Australian mini-series
• The Diplomat (2000 film), an Australian documentary film
• The Diplomat (2015 film), a documentary film about Richard Holbrooke
• The Diplomat (American TV series), 2023 series produced for Netflix and primarily set in London, starring Keri Russell
• The Diplomat (British TV series), 2023 series produced by BBC Studios for Alibi and set in Barcelona, starring Sophie Rundle

• Diplomat (B&O), a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger train
• DeSoto Diplomat, a large car from the 1960s
• Dodge Diplomat, a mid-size car from the 1970s and '80s
• Opel Diplomat, a saloon car from the 1960s and '70s

• Central Texas Diplomats, a basketball team of the United Basketball League
• Washington Diplomats, the name of several defunct American soccer teams

• The Diplomats, an American hip-hop group more commonly known as Dipset
  • Diplomat Records, a record label run by the hip-hop group
• "The Diplomat", a song by post-punk revivalist English band Editors
• The Diplomats, 1960s R&B vocal group on Arock, Wand then Dynamo Records
• The Diplomats, 1970s English rock band led by Denny Laine, also including future Move and Electric Light Orchestra drummer Bev Bevan

• Diplomat (solitaire), a solitaire card game
• Operation Diplomat, an Allied naval training operation executed during World War II
• Diplomat pudding, a dessert
• Montblanc Diplomat, a fine fountain pen made by the German company Montblanc

• Diplomacy

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