Chrystia Freeland: ‘China is the biggest winner of US behavior’

Chrystia Freeland, former Canadian deputy prime minister and current adviser to Ukraine, critiques U.S. foreign policy under Trump, suggesting it benefits China and Russia. She emphasizes the need for a united Western alliance to combat authoritarianism and oligarchy. Freeland expresses cautious optimism about democracy's resilience, citing Ukraine's ongoing resistance and political shifts in Europe. She warns against complacency in the face of U.S. democratic decline and highlights the importance of international cooperation among democracies. Freeland's new book reflects on her political experiences and the challenges posed by global power dynamics.