The Trump administration is taking a bold approach to international diplomacy, betting on significant negotiations without traditional diplomats involved. With trusted envoys like Jared Kushner and Dan Witkoff at the helm, the U.S. is attempting to address three major global crises: tensions with Iran, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the situation in Gaza. However, experts are raising concerns over the effectiveness of this strategy. The current diplomatic overload has reached crisis levels, leading to skepticism about the prospects for success in these high-stakes negotiations. Recent talks held in Geneva and ongoing discussions involving varied regional players, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar, highlight the complexities of the situation as the administration navigates through these geopolitical hotspots.