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APR 23, 2012
Anti-Americanism rampant in Putin’s Kremlin
The Foundry
Anti-Americanism is a long-standing and fundamental pillar of Russian foreign policy and public diplomacy. As noted by Heritage’s Ariel Cohen, “Anti-Americanism in Russia is rampant. Putin has relentlessly created an image of Russia under attack from Western enemies. It worked for the elections and is likely to continue as a pillar of Russia’s domestic and foreign policy.”
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APR 23, 2012
China, US poll mostly favorable
China Daily
A majority of Americans and Chinese agree that: China will have leading influence in the Asia-Pacific region 20 years from now; China will have the most influence over the global economy in the next 20 years; and the US will remain the world's leading superpower during the next 20 years.
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APR 19, 2012
Soap operas don’t help Turkey gain Arab world approval
PanArmenian Net
Over the past decade Turkey may have significantly boosted its profile in the Middle East, but it still has a large gap to close between its expectations and capabilities in order to become a true “regional power,” says a study by the Ankara-based International Strategic Research Organization.
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APR 19, 2012
Turkey between two heinous propaganda campaigns
Today's Zaman
As a result, not only friendly or hostile foreign public opinion, but also Turkish public opinion is influenced by the strong negative propaganda efforts from the West and the East that consider everything, including lies, distortion of facts...
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APR 19, 2012
U.S. Leadership Still Viewed Positively, but with Major Declines in Africa
CPD Blog
America’s image abroad remains strong, retaining its post-Bush worldwide increase in 2009. But in new survey data released here this morning by Gallup, the U.S. has lost significant support in the past year in Africa and Latin America.
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APR 10, 2012
Welcome to America
CPD Blog
One of the most significant factors shaping foreign visitors’ opinions is the way they are received when entering the country. For advocates of U.S. public diplomacy, this is particularly important because of the value of having outsiders come to America to gain an appreciation of the freedoms and lifestyle enjoyed here.
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APR 5, 2012
Helping or Meddling? Democracy promoters in the Middle East stymied
Syracuse.com
While public diplomacy may be the preferred field of U.S. foreign engagement in the future — promoting democratic principles and practices through example, cultural exchanges, consultation and support — efforts to win over hearts and minds in the Middle East have hit a roadblock.
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MAR 30, 2012
Egyptian opposition to foreign aid growing, survey says
Devex
The United States is sending aid to people who, apparently, do not want it...Washington decided last week to waive restrictions and hand over its $1.3 billion annual assistance to Egypt...But a new Gallup survey shows Egyptians have grown weary of U.S. aid.
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MAR 29, 2012
US official spells out policy towards Muslim countries
Gulf Times
“The US approach to issues in the Middle East has been very defined and I will say that rather than looking at the words of mouth, which do not really matter, I will suggest that people should look more at actions being taken by the US,"
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MAR 29, 2012
BBG, Gallup Partner On Research
Broadcasting Board of Governors
The Broadcasting Board of Governors and Gallup today detailed the ways in which their new partnership is helping the BBG inform, engage and connect with people worldwide in order to better serve their needs and support U.S. foreign policy and national security goals.
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