An enduring peace settlement for Ukraine requires urgent diplomatic engagement by Canada and Europe.
To end the Ukraine war, we need diplomacy, not blackmail
Tag Archives: Diplomacy
Reality sets in on Ukraine, a deep dive into Israel and international law, Ottawa lantern ceremony and more!
Ukraine’s flagging counteroffensive, the world court and Israel’s long occupation of Palestine, new research on managing nuclear risks, some good news on AI and on the environment – these are some of the issues we discuss in today’s end-of-August blog post.
Bioweapons, Ukraine peace proposals from UK/France/Germany, election interference in Canada and more
Today we consider biological weapons verification, new proposals from the UK, France and Germany for Ukraine peace talks and how Canada should respond to allegations of foreign and domestic election interference.
What Greek tragedy can teach us about ending the war in Ukraine
As the Ukraine conflict grinds on and the horrors multiply, today’s post takes a deep dive into a webinar discussion of how ancient Greek tragedy can help us rethink the conflict and move forward.
Lessons from Ukraine and an important China update
We examine some key lessons from the Ukraine conflict and ask whether leaders are heeding them. And we look at the need to balance national security concerns with academic freedom and vital scientific collaboration.
Canada failing on Ukraine diplomacy, but there’s progress in Ottawa to end the occupation
As the crisis in Ukraine heightens, we examine new diplomatic openings to avert catastrophe. And we take a deep dive into the implications of invoking the Emergencies Act to end the Ottawa occupation.