This analysis reveals how digital diplomacy reshapes traditional practices using social media, highlighting new challenges.
In the 21st century, digital diplomacy, also known as e-diplomacy or cyber diplomacy, has significantly transformed traditional diplomatic practices by integrating social media and digital platforms into international relations. Unlike conventional diplomacy, which relies on closed-door negotiations and official statements, digital diplomacy fosters immediate, transparent, and direct communication between diplomats, governments, and global audiences. This paper explores how digital diplomacy is reshaping the roles and functions of diplomats, highlighting its advantages in enhancing engagement, crisis communication, and public diplomacy. It also examines the challenges posed by misinformation, cyber threats, and the rapid dissemination of unverified information
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