Wendy Sherman

Wendy Sherman, former Deputy Secretary of State and lead negotiator for the Iran nuclear deal, sheds light on Iran's recent signals for de-escalation with Israel. She discusses the implications of renewed talks with the U.S. amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. The conversation also touches on the G-7 summit developments and forecasts for global economic shifts. Insights into U.S. equities and the steady energy market further enrich the discussion, painting a complex picture of diplomacy and economic strategies in uncertain times.

Dmytro Kuleba, the former Foreign Minister of Ukraine, shares insights on the stalled peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, questioning Moscow's commitment due to the absence of top officials. Wendy Sherman, former Deputy Secretary of State, discusses U.S. foreign policy's impact on the conflict and emphasizes the urgency for European support for Ukraine. They dive into the complexities of diplomacy, sanctions, and the humanitarian crisis, shedding light on the historical context and current challenges in securing peace.

Former Secretary of State John Kerry, Former Under Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, Former Executive Editor of The Washington Post Marty Baron, and Foreign Affairs Reporter for The Washington Post Carol Morello discuss the challenges faced by Jason and Mary Rezaian in the Tehran courtroom known as the 'Judge of Death'. Topics include negotiations for a prisoner swap, working with lawyers and lobbying for support, waiting for the trial, experiencing a sham trial, and fragile negotiations surrounding the Iran nuclear deal.