More: Public Diplomacy
Japan the Titan of Soft Power
Japan the titan of soft power is well recognized for its technological superiority, arts, aesthetics, and cuisines.
Japan once avoided spreading its culture around its...
Public Diplomacy Challenges for the U.S.
Public diplomacy is a concept that is dominating research on diplomatic studies in the current times and is distinguished from the traditional practices of...
Distinguished Experts Call for Strengthening India-Vietnam Public Diplomacy
“During our history we have extended mutual support to each other…(we) have been able to benefit from the support from Indian people and government...
Public Diplomacy Via Twitter
Historically, after the invention of
the printing press in Europe; the communication with the foreign publics was
potentially altered. At the end of the Middle Ages,...
You can’t ask Trump not to use Twitter
Oleg
Shakirov, expert of the Center for strategic research and Russian International
Affairs Council expert, tells PICREADI about digital diplomacy and how social
media affects international relations.
The Game That Promotes Sustainable Tourism And Public Diplomacy
A new presidential decree, after necessary legal changes are completed, will allow foreign holders of Fan IDs who attended matches of the 2018 FIFA...
Flip-Flops and Foreign Policy: How American Tourist Behavior Hinders U.S. National Security
Dear American tourist,
When you are in great European cathedrals, palaces, and important historical sites, would it be possible for you to leave your flip-flops...
Russia: Improving public diplomacy in Africa
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), collaborating with Ministry of Communications, Diplomatic Academy and the Institute for African Studies, plans to launch a short...
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...