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JAN 31, 2012
Iran launches Spanish TV channel
The Guardian
Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has officially launched a Spanish-language satellite TV channel, saying it would deal a blow to "dominance seekers" – remarks that were an apparent dig at the US and the west. The launch is Tehran's latest effort to reach out to friendly governments in Latin America.  Read more...



JAN 31, 2012
US ambassador hosts art exhibition
Arab News
The US Department of State's AIE office plays a vital role in US public diplomacy through a culture of expansive mission. AIE’s exhibitions allow foreign citizens, many of whom might never travel to U.S., to personally experience the depth and breadth of US artistic heritage and values, so that a “footprint can be left where people have no opportunity to see American art.”  Read more...



JAN 31, 2012
Grapevine: Xin nian kuai le and gong xi fa cai
The Jerusalem Post
Tel Aviv University president Joseph Klafter proudly announced that Israel's only Confucius Institute is to be found at TAU. As Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said, in coming years we’ll see a dramatic expansion of Israel-China ties, which will in part be achieved through a decision to bring 250 Chinese students to Israel on an annual basis.  Read more...



JAN 30, 2012
U.S. public diplomacy and the rise of Islamist parties
CPD Blog
One year after the Arab Spring, American public diplomacy is still facing the now-established conundrum of linking words and actions. The rise of Islamist political parties as the new leaders in the Arab world is the latest challenge for U.S. public diplomacy, but it is also an opportunity.  Read more...



JAN 29, 2012
Turkey and Iran: Neither enemies nor friends
Today's Zaman
It is time for Ankara to recognize that there are serious differences between it and Tehran's regional visions. All in all, Iran's lack of democracy limits the scope of this country's foreign policy. Iran cannot generate the soft power that would show it to be a natural supporter of all pro-democratic movements in the Islamic world.  Read more...

Tags: soft poweriranmiddle eastturkeydemocracy
Categories : Soft Power   Middle East  


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