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
Tramp i pad meke moći SAD
Tobožnji predsednici SAD i Severne Koreje Donald Tramp i Kim Džong Un na dan otvaranja Zimskih olimpijskih igara u Pjongčangu
Dokazi su jasni. Predsednikovanje Donalda...
NOVA TEHNOLOGIJA JE REVOLUCIONALIZOVALA DIPLOMATIJU
U vreme Bemdžamina Frenklina bilo je potrebno šest meseci da diplomatske poruke
stignu iz Pariza do Filadelfije. Uloliko je ambasador želeo da bude efikasan, morao...
Modern Propaganda
German expert sounds alarm over RT’s outreach
Political scientist Florian Toepfl urged Berlin to more boldly regulate what he described as “foreign propaganda media”
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Several...
Hold On: Ukraine’s Wartime Messaging
On July 8th, 2023, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense published a video on Twitter (shown below). The accompanying text clearly outlined the video’s intended...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
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...
ChatGPT: The end of diplomacy as we know it
Corneliu Bjola and Ilan Manor argue that the stage is set for the emergence of AI-driven diplomacy and explore its implications.
Lord Palmerston, a British...
Empowering Israel’s Foreign Service with innovative diplomacy
Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) is crying out for change more than ever before. The decade-long tenure of Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister has plunged this key government agency, tasked with managing and carrying out Israel’s foreign affairs, to unprecedented lows. In many respects, the MFA i