Digital Diplomacy: How Online Communication Has Transformed International Relations
Embassies on Twitter, negotiations via video conference, and institutional websites: the digital face of modern diplomacy and the role of professional web presences.
From analog diplomacy to live-streamed summits: how digital transformation has redefined communication among the world's major economic powers.
Embassies on Twitter, negotiations via video conference, and institutional websites: the digital face of modern diplomacy and the role of professional web presences.
From parliamentary simulators to e-participation platforms: how the web is becoming the go-to tool for civic education of new generations.
An institutional website is more than a showcase: it is the first point of contact with citizens and stakeholders. Design best practices for organizations and institutions.
From marginal actors to key players at decision-making tables: how non-governmental organizations influence international policies on climate, health and human rights.
The multilateral system is under pressure. Between the climate crisis, AI regulation and new geopolitical tensions, what future for international cooperation?
Open data, transparency portals and online public consultations: how governments are adopting technology to make institutions more accessible to citizens.
Understanding the Group of Eight: from its founding in 1975 to its transformation into the G7. Our comprehensive guide covers history, structure, members and key achievements.
G8 Online was born as an educational project on global governance. Today it offers analysis and insights on diplomacy, multilateralism and the role of technology in international relations.