Aaron David Miller

Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. State Department negotiator and expert on Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy, shares insights on the recent Gaza ceasefire. He discusses how Trump's transactional approach reshaped diplomatic norms and pressured Netanyahu into compliance. Miller evaluates the sustainability of the ceasefire and emphasizes the urgent humanitarian needs for rebuilding Gaza. He also suggests that a two-state solution is the only viable outcome while calling for effective leadership to navigate the path to lasting peace.

Aaron David Miller, a Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, shares insights on Israel's military operations in Iran. He unpacks the motivations behind Israel's airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear sites, emphasizing the potential for regional instability. The conversation also touches on Trump's push for a renewed nuclear deal to avert escalating violence. With tensions rising, Miller delves into what these actions mean for U.S. foreign policy and the broader geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.

Equities outlook for 2024 with Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets Head of US Equity Strategy. Dana Telsey discusses record-high Black Friday sales. Aaron David Miller provides insight on the Israel-Hamas war. Torsten Slok analyzes the Fed's rate policy. Steve Schwarzman shares buying opportunities in European real estate.

Aaron David Miller, Middle East policy expert and former Arab-Israeli negotiator. Robert Reich, former U.S. labor secretary and economic commentator. Leah Greenberg, organizer and cofounder of Indivisible. They discuss nationwide No Kings protests, historical power of mass demonstrations, protest tactics and joyful resistance, the risks of U.S. escalation with Iran, and the political fallout shaping local races.

Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discusses the complexities of the failed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. They explore why Israel rejected the deal and the core demands that were not met. The podcast delves into the challenges in negotiations and the impact on civilians amidst the conflict.

Preet interviews Aaron David Miller, a former State Department advisor on Middle East policy, about the Israel-Hamas war. They discuss the origins and ideology of Hamas, the rationality of their actions, Biden's handling of the crisis, Netanyahu's motivations, and the challenges and hope for Israel and Palestinians.

Leigh Ryswick, former Brisbane Lions player who recently came out publicly, shares his story and the reactions he received. Murray Watt, Australian frontbencher, discusses Australia’s defensive support and fuel concerns. Dr Fahad Al-Tafak, UAE ambassador, outlines attacks and regional security. Aaron David Miller, ex-US Middle East negotiator, analyses the US 15-point plan and escalation risks.

Aaron David Miller, former US Middle East negotiator and Carnegie fellow, breaks down why Trump's 15-point ceasefire plan faltered. He explains the US military buildup and Iran's asymmetric maritime strengths. He outlines current backchannels and what real negotiations would require. Short, clear takes on diplomacy, deterrence and the limits of ultimata.

Paul Salopek, National Geographic explorer and long-distance walker, reflects on observing Ramadan and Eid during his Out of Eden Walk. Tibisay Seah, reporter on Venezuela, explores a rebound in Caracas housing amid political change. Aaron David Miller, former U.S. State Department Middle East analyst, examines U.S.-Israel strategic aims in the Iran war. Orla Berry, Europe correspondent, reports on EU leaders urging de-escalation and diplomatic strains.

Trita Parsi, Quincy Institute co-founder focused on U.S.-Iran relations; Aaron David Miller, former State Department negotiator and Middle East expert; Akbar Shahid Ahmed, HuffPost diplomatic correspondent. They discuss why diplomacy was sidelined, how weakened negotiating expertise and resignations erode credibility, who pays the price when talks collapse, and what a future deal might require.