Mayors are geopolitical leaders now — we should treat them that way
Source: The Hill News · Bias: Center
Summary
Mayors are increasingly taking on the role of geopolitical leaders, managing the consequences of immigration, climate disasters, and pandemics, while also leveraging their local knowledge and authority to build international partnerships and attract global talent.
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