#twitter diplomacy

[the-football-chick]

Trump Says, 'Look What's Happening In Sweden.' Sweden Asks, 'Wait, What?

At Donald Trump’s rally on Saturday, he continues to instill fear in his base, telling them refugees are leaving a trail of carnage across Europe. But it was this statement, “…and look what happened in Sweden last night,” that immediately got debunked by the Swedish government and embassy - there was no terroist attack in Sweden last night.

But still his followers are on twitter like “Wow, those Swedes don’t even know what’s happening in their own country.” And speaking of lunacy, Trump gives some half-a$$ explanation on twitter to which the Swedish Embassy replies, is this tweet the official U.S. administration’s response?

So let’s see, we’ve offended close allies Mexico, Australia and Sweden. But Russia, you are safe.

[thewalletpk]

Since the invention of radio, the demeanour of diplomacy has transformed very much. This invention has provided leaders of the world a versatile platform in order to convey their messages. But the craft of diplomacy has upgraded very much since the invention of internet. In the 21st century, world has converted into a global village […]

There are also many other social media platforms than Twitter and Facebook, which have been used by leaders in order to conduct diplomacy, but conducting diplomacy through these platforms have made the diplomacy to lose the basic essence of the diplomacy

[liberty1776]

Russia Faults Trump Threats: We Don’t Do ‘Twitter Diplomacy’ | Pompeo to declare ‘soft’ policy toward Russia over

[dataandme]

Another great @was3210 LSE post: “Hashtag activism and Twitter diplomacy at #ThisIsACoup” https://t.co/g7b5BC0jae https://t.co/eVFlgl7qji