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Lauren Lee White considers the public diplomacy fallout of illegal detentions at Guantanamo.

Philip Seib on encouraging developments in the diplomatic response to terrorism.
Pope Francis I is fast becoming the leading representative of Faith Diplomacy in Cuba and around the world.

Will Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic, NATO's first female Assistant Secretary General nab Croatia's top position?
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The mutual recognition of common humanity and the act of listening can help bridge even the deepest cultural differences.

Is India taking full advantage of yoga's soft power potential?

Syuzanna Petrosyan on Armenia's untapped potential as an eco-tourism destination.

Never mind the economic sanctions, here's the Russian twerkers.
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