Diplomacy on the Front Lines With Marie Yovanovitch
Marie Yovanovitch joins Aaron to talk about her new memoir, her time in the Foreign Service, being caught up in Trump's impeachment, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Carnegie Connects · Marie Yovanovitch, Aaron David Miller
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Show Notes
Across nearly four decades in the U.S. Foreign Service, Marie Yovanovitch has served in far-flung outposts from Mogadishu to Moscow to her last post in Kyiv as the ambassador to Ukraine—a position from which she was abruptly recalled and then drawn into the politics surrounding the impeachment of a U.S. president. This may well have been her toughest assignment and one in which she demonstrated tremendous courage and integrity. Perhaps no one has a better feel for Ukrainian politics, relations with Russia, and the options for U.S. policy in the months ahead.
Aaron sits down with Marie Yovanovitch to discuss her new memoir and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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