Demarche for Dummies

Alright, so "demarche" can be a bit of a tricky word, but I'll do my best to explain it to you. Okay, so when we talk about "demarche," we're actually talking about a few different things. First, it can refer to a formal diplomatic or political action, like when one country communicates with another country to discuss a particular issue or to make a request. So, it's kind of like making a move on the chessboard of international relations - each country is making a demarche to try to get what they want.

Another definition of "demarche" is when someone takes a particular course of action or makes a formal request or protest. So, it's like when you really want something and you go through all the proper channels to ask for it or make a statement about it.

I know these definitions might sound a little bit complex, but think of "demarche" as a kind of formal and official action - whether it's in the context of international relations or just in regular everyday life. It's all about taking a big step or making a formal move to get something done or to express a strong opinion.

I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any more questions about it.