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What Vietnam's ban of the Barbie movie tells us about China's politics of persuasion - Vimarsana News

What Vietnam's ban of the Barbie movie tells us about China's politics of persuasion

Once the context of cultural and territorial appropriation by China in Southeast Asia are understood, Vietnam’s ban of the Barbie movie isn’t surprising.

Manish Sabharwal writes: How to renovate India's soft power - Vimarsana News

Manish Sabharwal writes: How to renovate India's soft power

Our hard power of domestically made drones, planes, and aircraft carriers must combine with the soft power of domestic universities, think tanks and schools that generate globally relevant books, articles, papers, technology, research, translations, and patents

Riyadh to bring together Saudi and French fashion lovers to celebrate in style - Vimarsana News

Riyadh to bring together Saudi and French fashion lovers to celebrate in style

Riyadh to bring together Saudi and French fashion lovers to celebrate in style

Can Chinese Payment Apps Gain Traction Globally? - Vimarsana News

Can Chinese Payment Apps Gain Traction Globally?

Chinese-owned social media app TikTok is a global phenomenon. Yet, for every TikTok, there is a WeChat, an app that is ubiquitous in China but that has failed to catch fire abroad. WeChat is just one of many Chinese apps incorporating financial technology (fintech), helping remake how more than one billion people think about banking and spending money.

The Hardest Soft Power: How Moscow Forces The Russian Language On Occupied Ukraine - Vimarsana News

The Hardest Soft Power: How Moscow Forces The Russian Language On Occupied Ukraine

Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine goes well beyond the battlefield. Russia is trying to destroy Ukrainian identity by imposing the Russian language in occupied areas, as a prime weapon in Moscow's policy of "Russification."