Diplomatic purge hurts the U.S. more than Trump’s Twitter diplomacy, says Farrow
The erosion of U.S. diplomacy is rooted in 'cultural tradition' in which politicians tend to glamourize war to the exclusion of the work diplomats engage in to prevent conflict, says journalist Ronan Farrow.
Diplomacy in the U.S. may have been eroding for decades, but under the Trump administration, the purge of career diplomats has accelerated, undercutting the country’s credibility with its allies, says journalist Ronan Farrow, author of the recently released War on Peace: The End of Diplomacy a...
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