Hasbara Doesn’t Work: Israel Needs A New Form Of Messaging
Instead of hasbara, Israel would do well to embrace a new approach to strategic communications built around speed, engagement, and influence.
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China Policy Monitor No. 1591
After three years U.S., China military talks resume in Hawaii;
Security lapses led to deadly suicide attack on Chinese engineers in Pakistan;
China's banks reject payments from Russian electronics importers;
China is "flooding the UK with fake Royal Mail stamps": Royal Mail;
U.S. and China hold talks to deport more Chinese nationals
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2627
Cracks in the Moscow-Beijing alliance?;
Quiet talks about a prisoner swap;
Putin calls for space nuclear development
At Home and Abroad, Intimidation is Now Official Russian Policy
While Moscow claims that it wants to replace the “rules-based international order” with a fairer system for all, Russia’s day-to-day behavior seems more appropriate for a rules-free system—one where right is determined simply by muscle and the nerve to use it.
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2626
Fear and loathing in Moscow;
The Kremlin enforces conformity;
A strange nuclear emergency in Khabarovsk;
The high cost of Putin's adventurism;
The (surprising) view from Beijing