As AI tools, virtual platforms, and global cloud infrastructure become embedded in the everyday work of diplomats, the risks have shifted from physical breaches to digital exposures that can compromise not just negotiations, but entire alliances.

“Expo 2025 Viewpoints” features essays and photographs by USC Master of Public Diplomacy students who toured the Expo in Osaka, Japan.

“Expo 2025 Viewpoints” features essays and photographs by USC Master of Public Diplomacy students who toured the Expo in Osaka, Japan.

This article examines how digital emotions in China’s cancel culture demand emotional intelligence for effective public diplomacy engagement.

“Expo 2025 Viewpoints” features essays and photographs by USC Master of Public Diplomacy students who toured the Expo in Osaka, Japan.

“Expo 2025 Viewpoints” features essays and photographs by USC Master of Public Diplomacy students who toured the Expo in Osaka, Japan.

Diplomats across the world are rushing to identify AI's risks and benefits.

As powerful forces like AI revolutionize the field, public diplomats must embrace new tools and platforms to engage global audiences, while remaining wary to track and counter threats like disinformation.