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Diplomacy disrupted: envoys adapt their work amid the COVID crisis

‘I think the way we are doing it is quite difficult but we have no choice,’ says French Ambassador Kareen Rispal, who thinks the pandemic has also created a ‘revival’ in the importance of missions.

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October 21, 2020

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