Digital Diplomacy

Digital diplomacy: How technology could reshape Middle East politics in the age of coronavirus 0
- COVID-19, Digital Diplomacy
- 31st May 2020
As the UK’s ambassador to war-torn Yemen, Michael Aron is more accustomed to the travel restrictions and disruptions brought about by the coronavirus crisis than most. With the capital Sanaa under the control of the rebel Houthi movement and the second city Aden still prone to in-fighting and instability, Aron’s tenure has required flexibility
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Welcome to Digital Diplomacy: Cultivating Bridges between Nations 0
- Digital Diplomacy
- 28th May 2020
We are living in a digital world in which anyone can pick up their phone and see the very latest information in world news, politicians’ latest comments and leaders’ latest tweets. With so many open and direct information and commination channels, how does the diplomat still fit in? For some time now, Digital Diplomacy has
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Digital Diplomacy: Connecting India with the World 0
- Digital Diplomacy
- 26th May 2020
Diplomacy has been an indispensable part of global affairs, as it is what makes it about relations between global actors. One easier way to connect with the world is digitally in the age of technology. The digital revolution has impacted all aspects of life including International relations. Digital diplomacy uses new methods and modes of
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Seven envoys present credentials via video-conferencing: a new chapter in India’s digital diplomacy 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, Technology
- 22nd May 2020
The credential ceremony was conducted via a video-conferencing from the South Block as the envoys stood in front of a large screen one after another. This exercise was conducted as usual credential ceremony in Rashtrapati Bhawan could not be arranged due to spread of Covid. New Delhi: In what was first such exercise in India
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Opinion: On China, Thai netizens contradict official diplomacy 0
- " Just Oppinion ", COVID-19, Digital Diplomacy
- 13th May 2020
It was a strange digital flareup. Ceaselessly, and seemingly inexplicably, over an entire night and day, Thai and Chinese netizens took to Twitter to rain insults on each other. Ostensibly, the issue arose over a hapless Thai photographer who, in Thai, wrote that Hong Kong is a “country”. A Thai celebrity, Vachirawit “Bright” Chivaaree, shared
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Why government websites fail 0
- " Just Oppinion ", Digital Diplomacy
- 8th May 2020
While the rest of the world has evolved to a place where we can track anything at all times and order anything from anywhere, government has been hopelessly stranded on an island in 1993. Normally, lots of people go through their lives barely interacting online with the government. If you are a U.S. citizen, regularly
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