Cigars, Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. These are the three largest words shown in Cuba’s word cloud from the 2015-16 Country Brand Report. One year later, the island edges past Panama from eighth to seventh place in Latin...
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Out of the Ordinary Diplomacy
Sep 15, 2017
This week's PD News stories focused on non-traditional public diplomacy tools. Former basketball star Dennis Rodman offers to ease tensions between the U.S. and North Korea, and Nigeria uses music to reach global audiences. Other coverage highlighted Taiwan for sharing its famous stinky tofu with Washington, D.C. and a new art exhibit in Los Angeles that explores Cuban society's use of apps, projections and installations.
- How NBA Star Dennis Rodman Came to Stand between the World and Nuclear War - The Guardian
- Afrobeats Diplomacy: Using Music as a Potent Diplomatic Tool - The Guardian
- Taiwan’s Stinky Tofu Makes its Debut in Washington’s Smithsonian Museum - Taiwan News
- Cuban New Media Art Explored in New ESMoA Exhibit - The Beach Reporter
- Culinary Diplomacy: Modi Wants More Japanese Restaurants in India - The Statesman
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