BRUSSELS — They just wanted it to be interesting. In 2014, a group of women — journalists, lobbyists, and think-tankers — were having dinner in Brussels, bemoaning the poor quality of panel discussions they attended through their work on European Union energy policy.
Too often it was the same faces, usually male, often saying the same thing to a largely male audience.
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