Ambassador Chas Freeman

Ambassador Chas Freeman, a career diplomat and foreign policy analyst, offers a sharp take on U.S.-Russia-China dynamics. He discusses why Moscow may prefer to dictate terms rather than negotiate with Ukraine. He assesses proximity diplomacy like the Abu Dhabi talks. He also covers Russia’s campaign impact on civilians and China’s military purges and Taiwan preparations.

Ambassador Chas Freeman, a seasoned diplomat with extensive experience in U.S. foreign policy, dives deep into the implications of U.S. military actions. He critiques high-level diplomacy and the bypassing of professional diplomats, emphasizing the danger of unprepared negotiations. Freeman condemns the U.S. conduct in Venezuela as acts of war and questions the legality of military strikes, discussing the duty to refuse illegal orders. He also tackles political accountability regarding potential war crimes and the serious implications of congressional investigations.