Diplomacy Watch: Divisions flare in the West as winter looms
As energy prices rise and temperatures drop, European publics are feeling squeezed by the Ukraine war’s secondary effects.
Connor Echols is a reporter for Responsible Statecraft. He was previously an associate editor at the Nonzero Foundation, where he co-wrote a weekly foreign policy newsletter. Echols recently completed a fellowship with the Center for Arabic Study Abroad in Amman, Jordan, and he received his bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University, where he studied journalism and Middle East and North African Studies
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