Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
Russian Federation
The coursebook’s audio materials provide an opportunity to hear contemporary English spoken by native speakers from various English-speaking countries (the UK, the US, and Australia), as well as by non-native speakers from other nations. These materials train students to comprehend diverse varieties of English, including variations in speech rate, pronunciation, accent, vocabulary, and the nuances of both formal and informal communication styles.The audio texts featured in this coursebook were developed by the authors and generated using AI-powered speech synthesis tools on the Zvukogram and Text to Speech platforms. The audio content covers topics aligned with the "Passport to Diplomacy" textbook: diplomacy and the execution of diplomatic missions, English as a lingua franca, and contemporary mass media and its impact on public opinion.
international relations, English, diplomacy, global challenges, mass media
Unit 1. A British Diplomat Offers Advice
Unit 1. An Ambassador’s Must Have Qualities
Unit 1. Digital Diplomacy
Unit 1. How to Be an Ambassador
Unit 1. Humanitarian Diplomacy
Unit 1. Multiculturalism
Unit 1. Panda Diplomacy
Unit 1. Real-Time Diplomacy and Politics
Unit 1. The Art of Diplomacy
Unit 1. The New Face of Diplomacy
Unit 2. Euphemisms in Special English Language
Unit 2. Four Reasons to Learn a New Language
Unit 2. How the Internet Changes the World
Unit 2. Should English Be Taught as a Global Language?
Unit 2. What Will the English Language Look Like in the Future?
Unit 2. Why Gender Inclusive Language Matters
Unit 2. World Englishes
Unit 3. Fleet Street
Unit 3. How False News Can Spread
Unit 3. How Powerful Is WikiLeaks?
Unit 3. Muckrakers… or Investigative Journalists
Unit 3. The Dangers of Environmental Journalism
Unit 3. Who Decides What Goes into the News?
Unit 3. Why You Should Delete Your Social Media Account
1. Propusk v mir diplomatii. Audirovanie. – Moskva, 2026. – 1 opticheskiy disk.
