Where We Live: The Real Diplomacy

  
Wikileaks reveals the dark underbelly of Diplomacy






  

    

      
By Where We Live - WNPR

      
Published: Dec 15, 2010

    

    

                  
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		The impact of the Wikileaks release of US diplomatic cables has been enormous, it’s given us insight into the the way the US conducts its business around the world.  But clearly, it’s only a very small insight.  





	 



	Today on Where We Live, we want to know more about happens in the sneaky back-rooms of diplomacy.  How does it work?  What exactly does a diplomat do?  



	 



	We’ll talk to our foreign policy expert, Scott Bates, and a former diplomat, Jay Bruns.



	 



	Tonight at 5:30, Jay Bruns and the World Affair Council of Connecticut hosts “Hot Issue Happy Hour: Wikileaks and Government Transparency.”  at their Hartford offices at 66 forest street in Hartford.

    



  
 
  

    

      

                        
              

            

 
        

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