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
Novak Djokovic and Serbia’s soft power
In the modern digital space, social media algorithms favor content that evokes emotion, controversy, or admiration. Djokovic, with his personality, playing style, and outspoken...
Tekstovi na srpskom
Društvene mreže – uzbunjivači javnosti ili gluve sobe?
Društvene mreže su odavno postale sastavni deo života. Dobra vest je da može da ih koristi svako, loša vest je da može da ih...
Korona virus i ruska vakcina: Mimovi sa Putinom preplavili društvene mreže
Najava da Rusija napreduje sa lokalno razvijenom vakcinom za Kovid-19 nije samo dovela do zabrinutosti međunarodne javnosti zbog njene bezbednosti, već je stvorila i...
Modern Propaganda
Media Manipulation and the Marcos Dynasty
The Philippines has a long history of political upheaval and social unrest. A former Philippine senator is one of the most divisive people in...
“Soviet book syndrome”: Why Russian propaganda works
A pro-Kremlin activist standing by his mock Russian missile reading "Let's program it again to target Washington", in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday, April...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
Russia’s “Sputnik News” Signals Renewed Information Race
In 1957, the Soviet Sputnik, the first artificial Earth satellite, caused the "Sputnik crisis" in the United States and soon led to the "space...
Chinese Culture As The New Soft Power Currency
Despite the many issues of human rights abuses, censorship and suppression of dissent, China has managed a great victory by diverting the world’s attention...
Spain and Digital Diplomacy
Digital Diplomacy
In its bid to modernise equipment and communication and adapt its services to the demands of modern society, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs...