From the decline of foreign reporting to Putin’s potential challenge to NATO, Gregory Feifer explores a world increasingly shaped by superficial coverage, authoritarianism and great-power rivalry. Speaking to Jacob Heilbrunn on Atlantic Conversations, he nevertheless defends hope for international cooperation.
Gregory Feifer: “When Foreign Bureaus Close, the World Becomes a Soundbite”
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Gregory Feifer: “When Foreign Bureaus Close, the World Becomes a Soundbite”
From the decline of foreign reporting to Putin’s potential challenge to NATO, Gregory Feifer explores a world increasingly shaped by superficial coverage, authoritarianism and great-power rivalry. Speaking to Jacob Heilbrunn on Atlantic Conversations, he nevertheless defends hope for international cooperation.
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