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European security is a global challenge, and public diplomacy is an instrument to promote understanding.
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CPD Faculty Fellow and Director of USC's Master’s Program in Public Diplomacy Nicholas Cull underlines the importance of a U.S. presence at Expo 2020.
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CPD Contributing Scholar Senem Cevik notes how period dramas on Turkish television have been used as tools of both diplomacy and domestic communication.
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University of Hyderabad PhD Candidate Muhsin Puthan Purayil dives deep into India's recent public diplomacy strategies in the domestic arena.
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UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage program has served as a platform for both cooperation and competition among countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Art and cultural nonprofits carry significant influence as non-state cultural diplomacy actors, writes CPD Blogger Leila Nazarian.
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Australia has been both on the inside and the outside of the political environment in Asia. How will China influence the country's role in the region?
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Turkey's Yunus Emre Institute has established a new science diplomacy project, writes Halid Bulut, Executive Director of the Yunus Emre Foundation in Washington, D.C.
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