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- The week in foreign policy 19th September 202018 Sep The week in foreign policy Posted at 14:34h in UK Perspectives by Evie Aspinall We’re back with the week in foreign policy – exploring what’s happening away from the front pages, and key developments in global affairs that have caught our eye. The foreign policy headlines have been dominated this week by news […]
- Why the British Embassy in Vienna is proud to be green 17th September 2020Skip to content Leigh Turner Ambassador to Austria and UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations and other International Organisations in Vienna 17th September 2020 Vienna, Austria Why the British Embassy in Vienna is proud to be greenDiplomats from the British Embassy are off to an important meeting in Vienna. The Ringstrasse, as so often, […]
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- The week in foreign policy 19th September 202018 Sep The week in foreign policy We’re back with the week in foreign policy – exploring what’s happening away from the front pages, and key developments in global affairs that have caught our eye. The foreign policy headlines have been dominated this week by news that, with the support of America, the UAE and […]
Catalog of Destroyed and Desecrated Churches in Kosovo ( VIDEO )
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White House privacy policy updated to explain collection of visitors' data
- Public diplomacy, Uncategorized, World
- 20th April 2014
A new Obama administration privacy policy released on Friday explains how the government will gather the user data of online visitors to WhiteHouse.gov, mobile apps and social media sites, and it clarifies that online comments, whether tirades or tributes, are in the open domain. “Information you choose to share with the White House (directly and
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Towards A New Era Of Public Diplomacy: Twiplomacy
- E Government, Public diplomacy, Technology, World
- 25th February 2014
From the 1990s onwards, many scholars concentrated on media diplomacy and then on the possibilities offered by the spread of internet. However, these technologies evolve every day and their study needs a constant update. The processes are ongoing, considering the importance of the citizen-to-citizen policy and the changes on leverage, influence, and popularity related to
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Queen Elizabeth Cyber-Bullied On Twitter After Historic First Royal Tweet, Palace Shrugs Off Trolls
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, World
- 26th October 2014
England’s Queen Elizabeth II made royal history Saturday, sending the first Twitter message ever posted, personally, by a British monarch — and almost as soon as she posted the message, the 88-year-old ceremonial ruler of the 16-nation Commonwealth of Nations was slammed by cyber-bullies. Many other messages in response to the Queen’s first tweet were
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Treasures of New York: Institute of International Education
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 26th February 2019
thirteen.org
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Treasures of New York: Institute of International Education
Premieres Thursday, February 28 at 8 p.m. on WLIW21
Premieres Sunday, March 3 at 7 p.m. on THIRTEEN
Streams nationally on wliw.org/treasures and THIRTEEN OTT Apps
Synopsis:
The Institute of International Education (IIE), a non-profit based out of New York City, has made a global impact by changing the lives of thousands of students, rescuing hundreds of imperiled scholars, and setting the course for a brighter future. In celebration of its centennial, Treasures of New York: Institute of International Education will trace the history of this distinguished organization, shedding light on its major accomplishments over the past hundred years to promote international education and empower the global exchange of ideas. From managing some of the world’s most prestigious scholarships, to its programs that support scholars in crisis, viewers will get an in-depth look at the work of this organization, and learn .. -
How countries use ‘migration diplomacy’ to pursue their own interests
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 4th February 2019
theconversation.com; original article contains additional links and illustrations
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Image from article, with caption: Honduran migrants at the border with Mexico in mid January. Many will continue north to the US border.Excerpt:
“[M]igration diplomacy” … [is] a form of statecraft surrounding the mobility of people across borders that our research shows is becoming increasingly significant in world politics. …Governments can use migration policy as a bargaining tool and as a way to pursue other goals, such as enhancing their security, achieving economic interests, or boosting their soft power via cultural or public diplomacy [JB emphasis]. … As international migration continues to rise on the global political agenda, countries’ interests in either promoting or deterring the movement of people significantly affects the dynamics of their diplomatic relationships. Migration diplomacy is set to become an increasingly significant area of foreign policy and statecraft.
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