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A peaceful Japanese garden landscape symbolizing a long journey of reconciliation
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A 54-Year Pilgrimage: How Japan's Postwar Monarchy Healed the Scars of War

Explore how Japan's postwar imperial couple redefined the monarchy through a 'pilgrimage of peace' and confrontation with war memories.

South Korea Sets $21 Billion Annual Food Export Target for 2030, Riding K-Culture Wave
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South Korea Sets $21 Billion Annual Food Export Target for 2030, Riding K-Culture Wave

South Korea's government has announced a comprehensive strategy to boost annual food exports to $21 billion by 2030, leveraging the global popularity of K-culture. The plan includes targeted product strategies, educational initiatives, and cultural integration.

Spy Hub or Cultural Bridge? Former Confucius Institute Director Rebuts Claims in New Memoir
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Spy Hub or Cultural Bridge? Former Confucius Institute Director Rebuts Claims in New Memoir

A new memoir by a former UK-based Confucius Institute director offers an insider's rebuttal to accusations that the centers are hubs for espionage and propaganda for Beijing.

Fela Kuti's Posthumous Grammy: A Geopolitical Nod to Africa's Soft Power
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Fela Kuti's Posthumous Grammy: A Geopolitical Nod to Africa's Soft Power

Fela Kuti's Grammy honor isn't just music news; it's a powerful signal about Africa's rising soft power, global cultural shifts, and the enduring legacy of protest art.

The Monarchy's Masterclass: Why the Royals' Christmas Strategy Matters More Than Ever
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The Monarchy's Masterclass: Why the Royals' Christmas Strategy Matters More Than Ever

An analysis of the British Royal Family's Christmas traditions as a masterclass in global brand management, soft power, and legacy brand strategy.

China's 'Poet Monk' Warning to India Signals New Front in Himalayan Power Play
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China's 'Poet Monk' Warning to India Signals New Front in Himalayan Power Play

China's fury over an Indian symposium on a poet monk reveals a high-stakes battle for control over Tibet's future and Himalayan dominance. This is a new front.

Beyond the Chaebol: Why K-Drama's 'Community as Hero' Model is a Global Power Play
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Beyond the Chaebol: Why K-Drama's 'Community as Hero' Model is a Global Power Play

The K-drama 'Heroes Next Door' signals a major strategic shift in Korean content, moving from lone heroes to community-driven narratives for global appeal.

China's Bid for Global Leadership Has a Software Problem
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China's Bid for Global Leadership Has a Software Problem

As the US rethinks its global role, China sees a leadership vacuum. But top advisors admit its bid is failing to win 'hearts and minds.' An analysis.

Obama's Annual List Isn't About Music—It's a Masterclass in Hacking the Attention Economy
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Obama's Annual List Isn't About Music—It's a Masterclass in Hacking the Attention Economy

Beyond the controversy, Barack Obama's annual list is a strategic masterclass in soft power, brand relevance, and disrupting algorithmic culture. Here's why it matters.

K-Drama's New Playbook: Why a Japanese Lead Signals a Strategic Shift in Global Content
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K-Drama's New Playbook: Why a Japanese Lead Signals a Strategic Shift in Global Content

Analysis: New K-drama 'Will You Be My Manager?' reveals a strategic shift, using a Japanese lead to pioneer a new 'Bilateral IP' model for global market conquest.