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: Снимили смо серијал о грофу Сави Владиславићу који је основао...
Директор Канцеларије за јавну и културну дипломатију Арно Гујон најавио је да ће ускоро у Русији и Србији премијерно бити приказан документарни серијал о...
Tekstovi na srpskom
PUTIN KAO VANZEMALJAC Kako je “Votsap” potpuno promenio lice savremene diplomatije
Kad svetski zvaničnici danas razgovaraju, postoji i značajna razlika u načinu na koji diplomate komuniciraju. Uticaj se više ne meri samo posebnim vezama i...
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...
Modern Propaganda
Western media under ‘military censorship’ – Kremlin
The EU and Canada outright banned all branches of RT and Sputnik as ‘Kremlin propaganda’ shortly after the Ukraine conflict escalated. Several US-based social...
How Ukraine Followed the ISIS Playbook
Ukraine is using commercial drones to record frontline victories, uploading videos that verge on the gamification of real-life combat.
More extreme footage...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
“Montenegrins like the EU, no, they actually love it.”
Stefan Vukotić comes from Montenegro, where he currently works as a government PR-officer in charge of international public relations and twitter. He...
When the E.U. realized the potential of digital diplomacy
Like most nations and international organizations, the European Union has eagerly adopted social media over the past two years. And like most foreign ministries,...
Blast from the Past: Public Diplomacy: “Out” for the U.S.,...
By John Brown, Huffington Post, May 25, 2011
[JB 3/9/2019: Today, the State Department does not have an Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (as it did in the past) -- not even an "acting one."]
Public diplomacy — defined by the State Department as “engaging, informing, and influencing key international audiences” — has become increasingly passé among American officials, scholars, and NGOs as a term and activity used to define how America should communicate with the outside world. Meanwhile, the governments of other countries — notably China and India — are enthusiastically embracing public diplomacy as a new and essential part of their foreign policy. Who’s the winner in such a situation — the USA or the rest of the world? Hard to say.I. Public Diplomacy: Passé for the U.S.?Public diplomacy was coined by Dean Edmund Gullion and the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy in the mid-1960’s. He and his colleagues wanted to find a way to characterize the many informational,..