China, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, and Russia are now known globally for their economic strength. But what about their cultures? These states are much more than just their GDPs, and increasingly, they are attempting...
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Bilateral Relations for Successful Diplomacy
This week's PD News headlines explored the need for bilateral relations in reaching public diplomacy goals. Armenia and Indonesia discussed future cooperation in science, technology and education, while Korea and Indonesia kicked off a film festival to increase mutual understanding and dialogue. Other headlines looked at the the U.S. election's impact on ties with China, Israel's unique partnership with Azerbaijan, and the Obama Administration's hope to boost investment in Myanmar.
- Armenia, Indonesia to cooperate in science and technology - Public Radio of Armenia
- The Impacts of the US Election on China - World Policy Blog
- Korea-Indonesia Film Fest: New wave in cultural exchange, creative economy - Jakarta Globe
- Washington's untapped influence in Myanmar - Asia & The Pacific Policy Society
- Beyond oil and arms - The Washington Times
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