Government Social Responsibility in Public Diplomacy: Russia's strategic use of advertorials

•Russian advertorials published in the Washington Post and the Times of India were analyzed for key themes.•Advertorials aimed at American readers presented Russia as a dependable partner in the area of global cooperation.•Advertorials aimed at Indian readers presented Russia as a long-term partner...

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Corporate social responsibility
Diplomacy
Editorials
Government agencies
Government social responsibility
International public relations
Public diplomacy
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Responsibilities
Russia
Social responsibility
Studies
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