Oleg Shakirov, expert of the Center for strategic research and Russian International Affairs Council expert, tells PICREADI about digital diplomacy and how social media affects international relations.
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- Disarmament blog: the P5 meet in London 21st February 2020Skip to content Aidan Liddle UK Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the Conference on Disarmament 21st February 2020 Geneva, Switzerland Disarmament blog: the P5 meet in London Last week saw a major milestone in preparations for the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference in April, when the five NPT Nuclear Weapon States met at Lancaster […]
- Using Simple Diplomacy Tricks to Better Deal With Stressful Situations 19th February 2020Life can throw unexpected curveballs at us sometimes, and for those of us who are impulsive, it can make handling them a bit harder. Resolving arising problems and avoiding conflict can be a difficult task for anyone, as keeping calm in stressful situations can go against our nature. This is why the art of diplomacy […]
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- Посета заменика министра унутрашњих послова Грчке за Македонију и Тракију г. Караоглу Београду 24th February 2020Заменик министра унутрашњих послова Грчке за Македонију и Тракију г. Караоглу посетио је Србију поводом Међународног сајма туризма у Београду. Г. Караоглу састао се са државним секретаром српског Министарства трговине, туризма и телекомуникација, г. Кнежевићем, дао је изјаву на штанду Грчке националне организације туризма, а касније је одржао конференцију за штампу за српске медије у […]
- Hague Prosecutors to Issue Kosovo War Crimes Indictments Soon 24th February 2020Original Article The post Hague Prosecutors to Issue Kosovo War Crimes Indictments Soon appeared first on Diplomatic portal.
Catalog of Destroyed and Desecrated Churches in Kosovo ( VIDEO )
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Foreign Service Stereotypes
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy
- 24th May 2019
When I was in college, I longed to travel and get paid to do it. So I asked a family friend—a British businessman—for career advice, adding that I’d never work for the government, that I didn’t want to give up being “me.” His response: “It’s entirely possible to be your own [person] in the Foreign
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Video: The Future of Public Diplomacy
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 7th January 2019
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Katie: a day in the life of a Foreign Office apprentice
- DIPLO Blog, Public diplomacy
- 3rd February 2020
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3rd February 2020 United Kingdom
Katie: a day in the life of a Foreign Office apprentice Katie is a Level 3 Business Administration Apprentice, working in the Project Task Force at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO).
My typical day at the Foreign OfficeI don’t think there is a typical day at the Foreign Office! I am based within the PTF (Projects Task Force).
We work on time-limited projects on priority issues, covering all areas of the office. During my time in the department I have worked on projects within Crisis Management, Communications as well as a Minister’s Office, to name a few. On a daily basis, as well as project work, I also provide administrative support to the PTF such as helping with the project bidding rounds and providing updates on project resourcing and the department’s budget. I spend around 6 hours a week working on my apprent.. -
(What is ) Public Diplomacy
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy
- 23rd February 2015
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Public Diplomacy is that “form of international Political Advocacy in which the civilians of one country use legitimate means to reach out to the civilians of another country in order to gain popular support for negotiations occurring through diplomatic channels.”[1] Contents 1 Examples 1.1 America 2 Important Legislation 3 U.S.
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Upgrading U.S. Support for Armenia’s Postrevolution Reforms
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 15th February 2019
Ray Salvatore Jennings, carnegieendowment.org, February 14; original article contains links
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[T]he United States should increase its current military engagement with Armenian counterparts on disaster preparedness, improved interoperability with NATO forces, and defense reforms. Such moves will deepen ties with the West over time. Renewed public diplomacy [JB emphasis] initiatives advancing English language training, U.S. values, and U.S. culture will both strengthen economic and cultural ties and help Armenians resist disinformation. Nuanced approaches like these, and the economic measures suggested below, will help Washington avoid openly provoking Moscow while enabling Yerevan to substantiate its multipolar orientation. …
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The global struggle for democracy is as difficult as it has been in decades. Democratic breakthroughs, however rare in recent years, are a reminder that well-organized and inspired citizens can reclaim control of their government and ..