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Educational exchange has been a powerful instrument of U.S. public diplomacy in China, but current restrictions risk undermining that influence.
A Mexican comedy, a Hollywood red carpet and a filmmaker’s perspective on Mexican identity and effort in telling Mexico’s own story reveal how cinema can become public diplomacy in practice.
Art can strengthen public diplomacy by bringing lived experience, new voices and emotional connection into global policy spaces.
American can offer Indonesia forms of climate cooperation that are distinctive, durable, and consistent with Indonesian strategic autonomy.
From El Grito to public art and consular protection, Los Angeles shows how a city can practice diplomacy without possessing a foreign ministry.
A polka-dot piano and tourists turned pianists, 45-floors in the sky. This is how Tokyo leads global city diplomacy.
The United States and Venezuela have both upended their public diplomacy of the last 25 years.
The Lucas Museum is a place where a powerful story and a powerful picture meet, narrative art that invites people to seek a common belief system, to create, to work together.
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