Lessons from the Paris Peace Treaties – How clear communication can prevent or resolve conflict.

On 10 February 1947, the ParisOn 10 February 1947, the Paris Peace Treaties were signed, officially settling the terms of peace after World War II.

While the war had ended in 1945, it took two more years of negotiation to define the conditions that would (hopefully) prevent further conflictThis highlights a crucial truth 👉 unclear communication leads to prolonged disputes.

As a lawyer and qualified mediator, I’ve seen firsthand that clarity is often the missing piece in conflict resolution; whether in diplomacy or in the workplace.

Leaders who communicate with clarity can:

✔ Prevent misunderstandings before they escalate

✔ Set clear expectations to reduce workplace tension

✔ Navigate difficult conversations without confusion

💡 What’s one way you ensure clarity in your communication to avoid unnecessary conflict? Let’s discuss! 👇