Public Diplomacy
Launched in December 2015, by Belgrade initiative for Digital and Public Diplomacy, BIDD, the Diplomatic Portal is a gateway to easily accessible information and certain online facilities at the service of diplomatic missions, consular posts and international organizations in Serbia.
Digital Diplomacy
Канцеларија за јавну и културну дипломатију
Гујон у интервјуу за мађарски недељник Мандинер рекао због чега Србија...
Директор Канцеларије за јавну и културну дипломатију Арно Гујон оценио је у интервјуу за утицајни мађарски недељник Мандинер да то што Србија и поред...
Tekstovi na srpskom
Prvi skup u Srbiji o digitalnoj diplomatiji održava se 01. juna...
Prvi skup u Srbiji o digitalnoj diplomatiji održava se, u organizaciji Beogradske inicijative za digitalnu i javnu diplomatiju, BIDD u ponedeljak 01.juna 2015. godine...
PD in Practice **Europe to go app – EU in your...
An Android app “Europe to go” has been created and launched under the project “'Europe to go – raising youth awareness on European Union...
Modern Propaganda
Kremlin speaking: Homophobia as geopolitics
“The West imposes homosexuality and paedophilia on us”;
“Membership in the European Union (EU) means acceptance of same-sex marriage”;
“European values contradict traditional morality”.
These messages have been aggressively...
CIA nastoji da regrutuje ruske zvaničnike video snimkom
Američka Centralna obaveštajna agencija, koja pokušava da regrutuje više Rusa kao špijune, objavila je snimak na kojem ciljaju moskovske zvaničnike sa apelom da kažu...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
The vast pro-Ukrainian ‘bot army’ designed to influence Western policy makers
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have published a landmark paper on the activities of bot accounts on Twitter related to the conflict in...
Weighty issues: Yoga and Facebook come together at envoys’ retreat
When over 100 top diplomats meet, you would expect them to discuss weighty issues – India’s place in the world, high strategy, the volatile...
WeChat, China’s Weapon of Mass Propaganda?
Khun Joy benefits by allowing transactions over 300 baht through WeChat Pay at her high-end souvenir and clothing shop in Koh Samui, Thailand. Many...