Making Sense of a Mad Mad World
John Walcott, Jeffrey TrimbleThe US, Russia, Europe, China, Middle East - what's going on that matters, what isn’t and what, if anything, does it mean to you?
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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John Walcott is one of the nation’s most respected foreign policy and national security reporters. Here he reports directly to you and invites selected others to do so, too. For fun, look for occasional references to popular songs, bands or lyrics.
International journalist, editor, media manager, and educator for more than 40 years, including Moscow bureau chief, U.S. News & World Report magazine, 1986-1991; and Director of Broadcasting and Acting President at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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