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
Helping Others Is Just How Serbs Are
Yesterday I received an email from my friend Christopher Rudder, a Canadian musician living in Toronto who has visited several times Serbia and made...
TVITER AMBASADOR Srpski diplomata u Indiji predmet šala u MSP
Ambasador Srbije u Indiji Vladimir Marić uveo je novu diplomatsku praksu i postao predmet šala u Ministarstvu spoljnih poslova.
Foto: M.S.P. / Promo Vladimir...
Modern Propaganda
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...
The Art of Propaganda Are brilliant films and TV shows made...
In 2013, Chinese director Feng Xiaogang bemoaned Beijing’s censorship regime, calling it a “torment.” Since then, China’s censors have become stricter. As art-house filmmakers...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
Evgeny Morozov
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Hilary Brandt
Hilary Brandt is the Director of the Office of Innovative Engagement (OIE) in the Bureau of International Information Programs (IIP) at the U.S. Department...
Japan the Titan of Soft Power
Japan the titan of soft power is well recognized for its technological superiority, arts, aesthetics, and cuisines. Japan once avoided spreading its culture around its neighborhood in the fear of reviving the old wounds but after Japan ignited its public diplomacy it projected far superior power which could overshadow its grim past. Public diplomacy is […]
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