The widely proclaimed shift from state-centric politics to non-governmental identities described as “shadowy networks of individuals” was first addressed openly by U.S. In our point of view, the impact of breakthrough technologies on foreign affairs can be seen through accelerating transformation in five significant areas: security, institutions, participation, dialogue and leadership. This article aims at presenting the most pressing challenges that stem from the relationship between advancing technologies and foreign affairs. As Hillary Clinton once said during her tenure as Secretary of State: “Just as the internet has changed virtually every aspect of how people worldwide live, learn, consume and communicate, connection technologies are changing the strategic context for diplomacy in the 21 st century.” In the areas of foreign policy and diplomacy, technology has brought about a tremendous amount of change. Pessimists stress the repercussions of technological advancements: tottering digital security, and the rise of inequality-especially in countries exposed to progressive technologies.
Optimists praise how technology changes our lives through enhanced communication, empowering individuals, raising awareness and spreading democracy throughout the world. A currently debated topic is the impact of unprecedented advancements in breakthrough technologies on various areas of public policy.
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