Cultural diplomacy

3. A fixed and oversimplified perception of a nation or group.
8. A nation’s standing and credibility on the global stage.
9. The ability to shape behaviors, opinions, or policies without coercion
12. The projected or perceived identity of a country in international affairs.
14. A system of ideas and values that influence political and cultural narratives.
15. The collective remembrance of historical events that shape national identity and influence cultural diplomacy.
16. A structured story used to frame international events and policy goals.

1. The way a country or culture is viewed by external audiences.
2. The shared beliefs, arts, customs, and institutions of a society that shape identity.
3. The ability to attract and persuade through culture, values, and policies.
4. The exertion of control over cultural, political, or economic systems.
5. A state's relative standing in the international hierarchy.
6. The tangible and intangible legacy of a culture, including traditions, monuments, and customs, used in cultural diplomacy.
7. The practice of managing international relations through negotiation and dialogue.
10. Core ethical and cultural principles that define a nation’s identity and global outreach.
11. A representation that conveys cultural or ideological meaning.
13. The image or identity a state projects to influence global perception.