BIDD
Belgrade initiative 4 Digital and Public Diplomacy
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The Army is getting serious about cyberwarfare
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, Technology, World
- 19/12/2014
The sign outside the headquarters of the US Army’s new Cyber School at Fort Gordon, Georgia. The school is part of the Army’s creation of a new cyberwarfare branch. When Laura Jackson went to her local Army recruiter, she wasn’t actually sure what she wanted to do in uniform. She was interested in intelligence, figuring
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DIPLOMATSKA BITKA ZA SVETINJE
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, Serbia in my heart, Tekstovi na srpskom, Urednikov ugao
- 09/12/2015
Konačna diplomatska bitka za kulturno naslijeđe Srbije na Kosovu i Metohiji počinje u novembru, tačnije od 3-18. kada će se održati Generalna konferencija UNESKA na kojoj će se između ostalog glasati i o prijemu samoproglašenog Kosova* u članstvo ove organizacije. Nakon glasanja na izvršnom savjetu koje iako dovoljno da se ovo pitanje preporuči za Generalnu konferenciju,
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Infographic: Social media factsheet of foreign ministries
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy
- 27/06/2016
The number of active users on social networks has increased exponentially over the past few years. If we take Facebook and Twitter, for instance, the number of monthly users surpasses the one billion mark. Diplomats have long realised that in public diplomacy, they need to be where the audience is. Five years ago, many of today’s
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Why Kosovo is ineligible for membership in UNESCO?
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, Serbia in my heart
- 24/10/2015
• Because the request for its membership is a serious breach of the international law, the Constitution of UNESCO’ The legally binding UN Security Council resolution 1244 (1999) and the Charter of the UN whose Article 25 says that “The Members of the UN agree to accept and carry out the decisions of the Security
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GORDON NIXON Canada must see immigration as a competitive edge
- Diaspora, Digital Diplomacy, Migrations, Public diplomacy, World
- 18/05/2014
Gordon Nixon is chief executive officer of Royal Bank of Canada and chair of the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council. Diversity and immigration are important parts of Canada’s past, present and future. Canadians have built a prosperous and civil society, one rich in opportunity, that people of many different cultures call home. Our economic strength
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