Edward Felsenthal, the US news magazine’s editor-in-chief, said the decision to give the prestige title to the President and to “the spirit of the Ukrainian people” was “the most clear-cut in memory”.
He continued: “In a world that had come to be defined by its divisiveness there was a coming together around this cause, around this country.”
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