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Tag Archives: Ukraine
Angela Merkel on Minsk, NATO and averting war; and more
Our guest blog looks at former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s key insights into the Minsk peace process and why she believed diplomacy was the best road forward. We also look at the role of civil society in the fall of Assad and update Canada’s obligations in Palestine.
Ukraine peace talks inch closer; Canada must sanction Israeli War Cabinet
Serious attention is finally starting to be paid to realistic peace negotiations to end the Ukraine conflict. And Canada must sanction the Israeli War Cabinet for gross human rights violations in Gaza.
Israeli war crimes, Ukraine and cluster munitions, GAC-CSO consults and more
Today we examine the Israeli assaults on Jenin Refugee Camp, reflect further on the possible American endgame in Ukraine, as well as its highly controversial decision to supply that country with massive quantities of cluster munitions, and end with a brief note on the first GAC-CSO consultations on non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament, since before […]
Triumphing over Islamophobia and achieving a durable ceasefire in Ukraine
Today we present some great news on countering Islamophobia in Canada, we consider an expert’s game plan for moving from an unwinnable war in Ukraine to a durable armistice and David Johnston resigns.
The foreign influence registry could fail a Charter challenge; Ukraine war update and more
Today we look at why civil society leaders in promoting transparency are against a foreign influence transparency registry as well as the potential threat it poses to fundamental Charter rights of all Canadians. And more on Ukraine and Israel-Palestine.