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Diana Roy, Council on Foreign Relations

Reporter and analyst covering UN Secretary-General selection processes and related topics.PBS NewsHourBeat: International relations, focusing on the United Nations and women in leadership roles.

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Diana Roy is a journalist affiliated with the Council on Foreign Relations and has contributed to PBS NewsHour.

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Affiliated with the Council on Foreign Relations and has reported for PBS NewsHour.

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Council on Foreign Relations; PBS NewsHour

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