CPD's Christina Fomunyoh speaks with U.S. Arts Envoy and pianist, Pauline Yang.

Public diplomacy research measures visibility, not trust; should verification by conduct serve as the standard to bridge that gap?

Los Angeles 2028 can turn the Olympic Truce from a recurring declaration into a living practice of public diplomacy: a movement for peace, built through education and civic engagement, that reaches far beyond the Games.

CPD’s Andrew Dubbins sits down with Don Kilburg, author of the new book, AI Use Cases for Public Diplomacy: Applying AI to Public Affairs and Strategic Communication.

Does the Korean State’s conscription of BTS erode their organic status, creating a paradox between managed public diplomacy and independent cultural credibility?

In the latest of our CPD Perspectives scholarly research series, Jen McAndrew explores how music exchanges can build lasting networks and influence.

Juliana Maitenaz speaks with Frederic C. Hof, who has had a distinguished career with the U.S. Army, Department of State, and the international consulting firm AALC, specializing in the Middle East region. 

Dr. Lamia Zia probes the current state of America’s public diplomacy in Indonesia