Digital Diplomacy

Foreign Minister Tilak Marapana addressing the gathering Foreign Minister Tilak Marapana has called on Sri Lankan diplomats to boost the image of Sri Lanka overseas...

In 1986 a new press attaché was appointed to the Israeli Embassy in London. His first task was to establish close working relationships with the editors of Fleet Street, the home all major British newspapers at the time. One of the attaché’s most important meeting was with the journalist writing the editorials for the Times of London. Yet two hours before the fateful meeting the journalist called to cancel explaining “Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was just assassinated I need to learn all I can bout Swedish politics in the next five hours”. The attaché, who had just finished a four year posting in Stockholm, saw an opportunity. He told the journalist “let’s meet and I will tell all you need to know about Palme and Sweden. We can leave Israel for another time”. The next morning the Times’ editorial offered an in-depth analysis of Palme’s influence of Swedish foreign policy and the likely effect of his assassination on the country. The attaché, on his part, received another call from..

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"Twitter allows us to reach the parts that normal diplomacy doesn't" @JohnCassonUK, the UK's former Ambassador to Egypt, pioneered a new kind of digital...

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Bennett Ruda, The Jewish Press, December 25, 2018 Image from article One of the last speakers to address the recent Jewish New Media Summit was Emmanuel Nahshon, spokesperson for the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He spoke on the topic of “Israel and the Media: Challenges and Opportunities.” Nahshon noted that there are between 250 and 300 foreign journalists posted in Israel on a permanent basis, even while the nature of media in the 21st century is changing. “Classical” media is in a battle with social media, and losing its importance. This change impacts on how the Foreign Ministry now does business. As Nahshon puts it: “Talking to journalists is one thing, but conducting public diplomacy [JB emphasis] on social media is something totally different”Though we tend to think that the image of Israel in the world is not necessarily positive, Nahshon believes that actually, the reality is a little bit different — it depends on where and how you look. Israel’s New Image He noted tha..

picreadi.ru; entry contains a video; see also uncaptioned image, presumably of Burlinova, from entry Опубликован авторский видео-курс общественного дипломата Натальи Бурлиновой, президента "Креативной дипломатии", на сайте Российского совета по международным делам. Также напоминаем, что "Креативная дипломатия" проводит очные курсы по теме публичной дипломатии. [JB emphasis] Российский совет по международным делам в сотрудничестве с Натальей Бурлиновой представил «Курс общественного дипломата» — научно-образовательную программу повышения квалификации по вопросам «мягкой силы» и «публичной дипломатии» России. Курс сформирован на основе авторской учебной программы по дисциплине «Деятельность российских НПО и фондов в социально-гуманитарной сфере», составленной Натальей Бурлиновой в соответствии с требованиями к обязательному минимуму и уровню подготовки магистра Федерального государственного образовательного стандарта высшего образования МГИМО МИД России. Курс было прочитан студентам маги..

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