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Abstract: In an increasingly interconnected world, the diplomatic and economic policies of developed nations play a crucial role in shaping global stability and peace. In 2025, these policies are driven by a mix of geopolitical interests, economic competition, and multilateral cooperation. This paper explores the dominant strategies adopted by major developed countries, including the United States, the European Union, China, and other economic powerhouses, in addressing international conflicts, trade relations, climate change, and security concerns. It examines how protectionist measures, foreign aid, strategic alliances, and economic sanctions impact global peace and stability. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the effectiveness of multilateral institutions in mitigating tensions and fostering cooperation. By assessing recent trends and policy shifts, this study provides insights into how the economic and diplomatic decisions of developed countries influence global order and whether they contribute to long-term peace or exacerbate divisions.