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Follow RT for American academic Michael McFaul, who is also former US ambassador to Russia (2012-2014). Find news on RT.com about Michael McFaul’s background and early and current career. Before serving as US ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul was special assistant to the president and senior director of Russian and Eurasian affairs in the US National Security Council. Today, Michael McFaul works as a professor at Stanford University. Get news and articles on Michael McFaul’s political views and statements on US-Russian relations, as well as on these states in general. In July 2018, Russian Prosecutor General Yury Chaika demanded interviews with a number US statesmen, security services staff, etc., including Michael McFaul. Russia wants Michael McFaul to testify and provide evidence related to the Browder case. Browder is suspected of illegally taking $1.5 billion out of Russia and fabricating evidence that led to the passing of the sanctions-imposing Magnitsky Act. Michael McFaul campaigned on behalf of Browder. Get news and updates on this and more.
- Ex-ambassador McFaul finds it ‘weird’ that RT reports on ‘threats’ to South African farmers
Former US envoy to Russia Michael McFaul said it was “weird” that RT was covering what he described as “threats” –in quotation marks– to white farmers in South Africa, retweeting a conspiracy linking RT’s coverage to Fox News.US News - Michael McFaul, what have YOU done to help improve US-Russia relations?
The former US ambassador to Russia has proven to be quite adept at chastising Russia at every turn, even in retirement. But what exactly has McFaul done to create an atmosphere of lasting peace between Moscow and Washington? - US establishment rallies around martyr figure of ex-ambassador McFaul
Former US ambassador to Moscow Michael McFaul was touched that the Senate voted to protect him from being hauled off to a Russian dungeon – or at least that’s what the establishment crowd made it look like.US News - Nervous, are we? Ex-ambassador McFaul on defensive over Russia’s wish to question him
Russian prosecutors have named the former US ambassador in Moscow as a person of interest in an investigation – and Michael McFaul appears to be quite unnerved. He seems to think Russian President Vladimir Putin is after him.World News - US needs nothing from Russia, says McFaul. But who else will be your boogeyman?
Michael McFaul, the former US ambassador to Russia, says there is nothing Russia can offer that the US needs. But who else would be playing a scapegoat for every bad thing happening in America?US News - Michael McFaul's memoir: Yesterday's man rages against the dying of the light
‘From Cold War to Hot Peace:’ 483 pages of a controversial former US ambassador to Moscow venting his agitation over unfulfilled potential.
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