Geopolitics

The growing role of cities in international diplomacy

Commuters make their way along a highway during morning rush hour in Los Angeles, California, U.S., February 22, 2019.  REUTERS/Mike Blake - RC123D2C2800

It is timely to understand the critical role of subnational diplomacy Image: REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Image: Global Power City Index 2019 – Institute for Urban Strategies, the Mori Memorial Foundation
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