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A House of Lords committee led by Lord Howell produced a major report on the UK’s ‘soft power’ last month.
[From the Archives] It may now be time to swing for the fences and for Washington to increase quiet coordination with the Vatican.
Damage to America’s image isn’t the only reason to re-think our gun laws, but it is another consideration with this controversial policy.
A new initiative shows promise in promoting U.S. higher education through traditional PD channels.
The price of Maliki's inaction toward Iraqi Sunnis was poor public diplomacy.
Lessons from one dictator to another.
CPD Photo Essay: Skateboarders from the United States and Brazil forge meaningful ties around a half-pipe in São Paulo.
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