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New interactive Story Maps make Europe’s cultural heritage more accessible

On the occasion of the first ever European Cultural Heritage Summit, the European Commission has released a set of interactive maps which will help...

The Saudi-Moroccan spat: Competing for the mantle of moderate Islam

Lurking in the background of a Saudi-Moroccan spat over World Cup hosting rights and the Gulf crisis is a more fundamental competition for the...

Middle Eastern culture wars: The battle of the palates

Nothing in a swath of land stretching from the Atlantic coast of Africa to China is undisputed. Food is often emblematic of disputes over identity,...

Saudi Arabia’s Entertainment Plans: Soft Power at Work?

Saudi Arabia recently broke ground on its ambitious “entertainment city” known as Qiddiya, near Riyadh. The splashy launch, attended by 300 dignitaries from around...

Pakistan and India: Changing Minds, Winning Peace

With the emergence of world as a global village, relations between two nations getting more popularity as compared to relations among respective governments. Governments...

UK Public Diplomacy: Soft Power games in South Asia

Public diplomacy refers to the ability of a country to attract foreign states through image building rather than using old coercive and stiff methods...

Russkiy Mir Foundation and Russia’s national heritage

The phenomenon of the Russian world has become the center of attention in both academic circles and the public arena. The stability achieved only...

Italian Culture: An asset for country’s public diplomacy

Public Diplomacy is important for long term relationship and to create a positive image of a country. Italy, a European country with a long...

From Football to Rocket Science: Meet the Young People Changing the World in 2018

One hundred of the world’s most promising artists, business leaders, public servants, social entrepreneurs and technologists under the age of 40 have been invited...

Building Bridges: Saudi Arabia’s efforts to improve its public image

With the change in the international political environment, traditional ways of achieving foreign policy goals have also changed, previously hard power was the most...

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The Hormuz Trap: American Superiority and the Cost of Iranian Leverage

On 31 August, two supertankers carrying Saudi crude were...

Egypt, China and the SCO: A New Era of Eurasian Connectivity

With President Xi Jinping's anticipated visit to Egypt in...

Venezuela’s Oil Deal Has a Guyana Problem — and an OPEC One

The August 28th oil deal's least-noticed effects run through...

The Diffusion of Chinese Airpower in South Asia: Bangladesh’s J-10CE and PL-15

Bangladesh is moving towards military mobilization and starting negotiations...
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