1er tour de l’élection présidentielle (10 avril 2022) – Résultats du...
Nos compatriotes résidents en Serbie et inscrits sur la liste électorale consulaire ont pu voter à l'occasion du 1er tour d'élection présidentielle qui s'est tenu le dimanche 10 avril 2021 à la résidence de France à Belgrade.
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Интервю на посланик Петко Дойков пред “РT Панчево” за предаването “Български...
Интервю на посланик Петко Дойков пред "РT Панчево" за предаването "Български рози", част 2
Sixth Finnish Film Week in Belgrade
The sixth Week of Finnish Film under the slogan “Finnish Love Stories”, organized by the Finnish Film Fund, the Belgrade Cultural Center and the Embassy of Finland, opened in the full Hall of the Belgrade Cultural Center on April 7.
Stefan Arsenijevic, the selector of the Festival, has chosen the eight best Finnish feature films, made in the last four years, which the audience had the opportunity to see until April 11.
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Coffee Morning with Malaysian culture
International Women’s Club in Belgrade organised ‘’April’s Coffee Morning’’ in cooperation with Malaysian Embassy on April 1.
This event held at the Hilton Hotel had the highlight of the gathering which was cultural presentation of traditional dances and fashion show that Malaysian Embassy organised.
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Governments hold upper hand online
Governments around the world are finding it easier than ever to make the internet, and the companies that run it, knuckle under.
Driving the news: Russia Friday forced Apple and Google to remove an app that supporters of dissident leader Alexei Navalny had created to coordinate opposition votes in Russian elections.
Also last week, China’s government removed nearly all online content connected with one of its top movie stars as part of a broader campaign against the power of celebrities, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Full shutdowns of internet access by governments seeking to cut off citizens’ access to information for political reasons have become increasingly common, a study Axios reported earlier this month found.
The big picture: Governments are limiting or banning applications, content and connectivity itself — and Big Tech companies, rich and powerful as they are, can’t or won’t fight back.
From the Arab Spring to the Black Lives Matter protests, the internet has helped o..
Fighting Propaganda with Censorship: A Study of the Ukrainian Ban on...
A new study published in The Journal of Politics examines this question by exploring the effect of a 2017 Ukrainian ban on online activity among Russian social media users with close affiliations to Ukraine and Russia.
Authoritarian and nonauthoritarian states alike use censorship to police cyberspace, notes author Yevgeniy Golovchenko in “Fighting Propaganda with Censorship: A Study of the Ukrainian Ban on Russian Social Media.” In recent years, an increasing number of European states and tech firms have used it to combat digital disinformation and foreign interference.
Even before the Russian attacks in 2022, Ukraine offered some of the most extreme examples of censorship used to respond to information war and online propaganda from abroad. In 2017, the Ukrainian government issued an executive order that forced internet service providers to block access to major Russian websites, including VKontakte, the second most visited social media platform in Ukraine. The Kremlin’s control ov..
Déplacement de l’ambassadeur et de 12 entreprises à Kikinda (Voïvodine) –...
Dans le cadre de l'opération « Bonjour Kikinda » organisée par la Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie France Serbie (CCIFS), l'ambassadeur Pierre Cochard s'est rendu à Kikinda ce jeudi 30 mars.
Accompagné du Service économique de l'ambassade, de la CCIFS, et notamment de son Président M. Dragan Stojic, ainsi que de 12 entreprises membres, l'ambassadeur a d'abord été chaleureusement accueilli par le maire, M. Nikola Lukac, et ses équipes. Après une présentation détaillée du (...)
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Дни на информационната кампания в Пирот, Цариброд и Босилеград за кандидатстуденти...
Дни на информационна кампания в градовете Пирот, Цариброд и Босилеград за популяризиране на българското висше образование по ПМС 103/1993 г. за прием на студенти в държавните висши училища на Република България за учебната 2022/2023 г.
Is Digital Diplomacy broken?
Germany has a new Foreign Minister. Annalena Baerbock is Germany’s first female foreign minister and she hit the road running with trips to Paris, Brussels, and Warsaw on the day of her nomination.
Screenshot of the Twitter account of Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock
On social media she decided to start from a clean slate: archiving her personal Twitter account with 419,000 followers (@ABaerbockArchiv) and creating new @ABaerbock account for her new role as Foreign Minister. The new account is growing fast and already counts 80,000 followers barely a week after inception.
In line with digital diplomatic etiquette, she has made digital overtures, unilaterally following all G7 and many EU foreign ministers as well as the foreign ministers of Andorra, Australia, Israel and Norway on Twitter. In total she has extended a digital welcome to a group of 30 peers, mainly men with a few female foreign ministers.
Guess how many have reciprocated? So far only seven foreign ministers..
Diplomacy&Commerce magazine celebrates its 6th birthday presenting DIPLOMACY&COMMERCE AWARDS
Diplomacy&Commerce magazine celebrates its 6th birthday
DIPLOMACY&COMMERCE AWARDS PRESENTED
Belgrade, March 31, 2022 – Diplomacy&Commerce magazine, syndication of London’s The Economist magazine, celebrated its 6th birthday on Thursday, March 31 at the Mona Plaza Hotel in Belgrade.
DIPLOMACY&COMMERCE AWARDS were presented to individuals, companies and organizations that excelled in humanitarian work, CSR, sustainable business and green projects, digitalization and business innovation, development of arts and culture, as well as improving bilateral cooperation, economic environment, business conditions.
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