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Soft Power

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U.S. Sees Roughly 4 Million Fewer Foreign Visitors in 2025 and Billions in Lost Spending

Policy confusion, sharp political rhetoric and flight disruptions have eroded visitor confidence and pushed recovery into a multi-year outlook.

Dutch King Says He Told Trump They Disagree After Candid White House Dinner

Chris Rokos Gives £190 Million to Cambridge to Launch School of Government

‘Chinamaxxing’ Sweeps U.S. Feeds as China’s Cultural Pull Meets Mixed Chinese Reactions

Sri Lankan President Opens First Overseas Display of Devnimori Buddha Relics in Colombo

UK Unveils Education Export Plan Targeting £40 Billion by 2030

Mumbai Student Becomes First Indian Named Global Future Scholar and Diplomat by U.S. Garibay Institute

Modi Inaugurates Brahma Kumaris’ Shanti Shikhar in Nava Raipur

UPI Extends Lead in India’s Payments as Festive Spending Jumps and Competition Concerns Rise

Singapore Tops 2025 Henley Passport Index as U.S. Falls to 12th

State Department Overhauls 2024 Human Rights Reports, Shortening Chapters and Shifting Scope

LG Sinha Sets Security, Civic and Educational Agenda at Arya Mahasammelan

Pelosi Reverses Course to Demand Release of Epstein Files

British Monarchy Retires 150-Year-Old Royal Train

Kari Lake Pushes Trump’s Overhaul of Voice of America Despite Court Challenges

Renaissance Unveils Regalian Policy Shift with Self-Critique of Past Failures

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Ban on International Students at Harvard

Trump Administration Fires 600 Voice of America Employees, Moves to Sell Headquarters

Joseph Nye, Architect of 'Soft Power,' Dies at 88

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Dismantling of Voice of America