American diplomats chafe at both President Donald Trump’s disrespect toward the professional foreign service and the closure of several U.S. embassies. While they have a point, neither money nor staff size equates with effectiveness. The current State Department is a relatively new phenomenon. The State Department began in 1789 with just two overseas posts, London […]
American diplomats chafe at both President Donald Trump’s disrespect toward the professional foreign service and the closure of several U.S. embassies. While they have a point, neither money nor staff size equates with effectiveness. The current State Department is a relatively new phenomenon. The State Department began in 1789 with just two overseas posts, London […]
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