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As the UK moves toward Brexit, Ilan Manor outlines the country's opportunities to leverage digital skills and foster new relationships with Europe. 

On how Kazakhstan has pursued building its relevance and reputation among global audiences.

A fusion concert featuring Pakistani and Jordanian musical artists was the first collaboration of its kind. 

The second installment of this 5-part series uncovers France's national style of science diplomacy. 

Yadira Ixchel Martínez Pantoja, PhD, offers examples from the biotechnology industry. 

Natalia Grincheva of the University of Melbourne discusses her deep mapping tool to measure the soft power of museums. 

On the nation state’s viability in addressing climate change at the 2018 Global Climate Action Summit. 

In a Miami Herald op-ed, CPD Board Member Markos Kounalakis explains how Beyoncé and Jay Z's artistry contrasts with China's authoritarian regime.

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