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
Novi Trojanac za špijunažu targetira diplomatske entitete u Evropi putem lažne...
U novembru 2019. godine, tehnologije kompanije Kaspersky otkrile su novi malver koji se fokusira na diplomatska tela u Evropi, pri čemu širenje zaraze otpočinje...
Da, nestaju vam pratioci na Tviteru, ali to (možda) nije zato...
Tviteraši su ponovo počeli da se žale da gube pratioce. Ako ste na Tviteru i primetili ste da se broj vaših followera smanjuje, po...
Modern Propaganda
ISRAEL’S WAR ON PUBLIC RELATIONS
What is the secret behind Israel’s successful global campaign against everything evil and barbaric? (Barbaric here isn’t in reference to the Israeli carpet-bombing of...
U.S. vs Russian “Hybrid Warfare” Doctrine: A Comparative Glance
In my recently released book, Hybrid Warfare: the Russian Approach to Strategic Competition and Conventional Military Conflict, I analyze Moscow’s employment of hybrid warfare...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
The rise of the Digital Diplomat in a turbulent age
Digital platforms are enabling an era of digital diplomacy – but, says British High Commissioner to Ghana Jon Benjamin, there are certain rules of...
VANK opens Internet site to promote digital diplomacy
A South Korean civic group said Tuesday it has opened a new Internet site on how to groom civilians, especially young students, to widen...
Public Diplomacy: Toward a More “Diplomatic” World
tufts.edu, February 13, 2019; original article contains a video and photographs
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Alan K. Henrikson, the Lee E. Dirks Professor of Diplomatic History Emeritus and founding Director of Diplomatic Studies at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, was on hand at the American Center in Moscow at the U.S. Embassy, to discuss the origins and development of “public diplomacy [JB emphasis].” Professor Henrikson was on hand in Moscow to teach a short course at MGIMO University, and in both his courses and lectures he has stressed the importance of “diplomatic understanding”, a term encompassing the need to take a longer view, consider unintended consequences of formal agreements, and understanding that cultures differ greatly. ...