Protocol & Ceremonial
The King, the President and the Table Plan
05/08/26
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Lithuania: the presidential palace guarded by its ancestors
Soldiers in 14th-century dress stand guard at the Presidential Palace in Vilnius, alongside the modern guard of honor? Story of a palace that welcomed Napoleon and Kutuzov, and of a nation that watches over its centuries-old history.
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Couscous, or diplomacy through semolina
05/08/26
Diplomatic Cuisine
Ireland: the menu that closed centuries of conflict
03/08/26
Diplomatic Cuisine
Erasmo Hernández: Fidel Castro's former chef
01/08/26
Palace Stewardship
Palau Forum: 18,000 residents invite eighteen leaders
01/08/26
Diplomatic Cuisine
United States: Enlist eighty chefs to prove we have a kitchen
29/07/26
Palace Stewardship
Camp of the Cloth of Gold, 1520: how the Stewardship made peace possible
28/07/26
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Spain: 2013 is table diplomacy an economic necessity?
27/07/26
Palaces of the World
Senegal: in Dakar, a palace that history has returned to the nation
27/07/26
Diplomatic Cuisine
Thailand: the day a country made its cuisine a state policy
26/07/26
Diplomatic Cuisine
Kimchi: a cabbage that has gone viral
23/07/26
Palaces of the World
Egypt: the 1910 palace that became the presidential palace
23/07/26
Palaces of the World
Buckingham, Windsor, St James's: the new geography of British ceremonial power
21/07/26
Palaces of the World
Bhutan: the fortress where the king, the ministers and the monks live under one roof
19/07/26
The Art of the Table
The Porcelain of the Tsars: When the Table Serves the Empire
19/07/26
