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The Impact of World Leaders' Social Media Posts on International Relations

 
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How social media shapes global politics and diplomatic relationships today.

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Policymakers and the general public take world leaders' social media posts just as seriously as they take formal government statements, recognizing the power of these platforms in shaping public opinion and international relations. In recent years, platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram have become crucial tools for leaders to communicate directly with their citizens and the global community, bypassing traditional media channels.

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