Redefining the role of diplomacy is the what.
Meeting the demands of a changing world is the why.
Currently building the how.

The Diplomat’s Cabinet is a multimedia and policy communications platform dedicated to making global affairs more accessible, relevant, and impactful.

Global issues are often hard to follow (and buried in technical language or confined to policy circles), so this project bridges the gap between stakeholders and their key audiences, transforming topics like security, disinformation, human rights, and tech into clear, relevant and actionable narratives.

Drawing on experience in policy engagement, public diplomacy and strategic communications, we partner with institutions, governments, and civil society to create forward-looking narratives and influence global dialogue.

The Diplomat’s Cabinet:
a narrative-shaping,
agenda-setting powerhouse at the intersection of media, policy, and public diplomacy.

The Newsletter

Each edition of The Diplomat’s Cabinet Newsletter offers bite-sized analysis, commentary and interviews, but also brain food resources and jobs for diplomats at heart.

Each edition focuses on innovative angles and are aimed at those curious about foreign affairs at any stage of their career.

Having started out as a thought leadership project delivered via email on Beehiiv and LinkedIn, it has since evolved into a successful industry publication, boasting an average open rate of 67,97% (all-time average).

The Podcast

Beyond the soundbites and summits, our podcast gets personal with diplomacy by exploring how it is shaped by people, and how diplomacy shapes politics around the world.

Presented by founder Maria Luísa Moreira, each episode blends the instinct of journalism with the depth of political analysis, focusing on lived experience (think diplomats behind the scenes, or advocates on the front line) to offer a rare and reflective insight into the foreign affairs realm and how it unfolds.

From NATO to gender, sanctions to soft power, The Diplomat’s Cabinet strips foreign affairs down to what matters; and shows why you should care, too.

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