Global Diplomatic Network Analyzer - Interactive Relations Mapper

The analyzer maps multiple relationship types including military alliances, trade partnerships, diplomatic tensions, neutral relations, international organization memberships, and bilateral treaties. Each relationship type uses distinct colors and line styles for easy identification.

When you select a country and activate propagation mode, the tool shows how diplomatic decisions cascade through the network. Primary allies are highlighted first, then secondary connections, visualizing spheres of influence and potential coalition formations.

Yes, the time slider allows you to view diplomatic networks from different periods, showing how alliances shifted, new partnerships formed, and conflicts emerged. The animation feature smoothly transitions between time periods to highlight changes.

Node size represents diplomatic influence calculated from GDP, military capability, and soft power indices. The force-directed algorithm positions countries based on relationship strength, naturally clustering allied nations while separating adversaries.

The built-in community detection algorithm analyzes relationship patterns to automatically identify and color-code diplomatic blocs like NATO, BRICS, ASEAN, showing how countries cluster into alliance systems.

Include country names, relationship types (alliance/trade/conflict), strength values (1-10), and optional dates. Example: 'USA-UK alliance:9, USA-China trade:7 conflict:6, Russia-India alliance:7, EU-USA trade:8'.