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Just Jared reports that Netflix has released the trailer for the new season of The Diplomat, with Keri Russell, Allison Janney, and Rufus Sewell all returning for the political drama. The trailer dropped on Tuesday, giving viewers their first look at what the next chapter holds for the series. Political thrillers tend to sharpen their edge with each season, and this one arrives into a cultural moment where audiences are already primed for stories about power, compromise, and the personal cost of public service.
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