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The three public diplomacy initiatives that could help mend U.S.-Mexico's long-suffering binational relations

Human rights defenders need the voice of powerful businesses, writes CPD Advisory Board Member Kimberly Marteau Emerson.

The immigration impetus: How the perception of a better life in America prompts student exchanges and ultimately, permanent relocation.

What can we expect from The Global Public Diplomacy Network (GPDNet) following its fifth General Assembly?

But is the message too exclusive?

Twitter is being utilized within Pakistan to promote a positive reputation for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

The Turkish Cinema Summer School brings together young filmmakers to learn about Turkish cinema, history and culture.

"Cultural barometers" that analyze the representation of non-privileged groups in media can serve as tools for communicating with foreign audiences about inequality and violence. 

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