The NFL’s welcoming of Bad Bunny as the next Superbowl halftime performer is a carefully calculated bargain meant to advance the League's exportation of the sport abroad.

Ichinkhorloo Khosbayar explores how marathons, run clubs, and running in general serve as sports diplomacy in action. 

Lamia Zia forecasts a potential hybrid form of AI diplomacy, where artificial intelligence becomes both partner and participant in the global relations.

 Amro Shubair argues that the legitimacy of diplomacy is increasingly shaped by how it is experienced outside formal channels. 

Writing skills are an essential requirement for diplomats, prompting some to transition into literary pursuits.

Neal M. Rosendorf reflects on the legacy of Joseph Nye and the need to carry on the mantle of soft power.

Expo awards honor design and creativity, but true success lies in influencing visitors’ actions, advancing national interests, and inspiring lasting change.

USC Master of Public Diplomacy Director Jay Wang explores the promise and unrealized possibility of the World Expo.