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Is there a way to fix the Freeland doctrine so it works for Canada?
November 6, 2022
Today we examine how a very bad idea by Deputy Minister Freeland can be reoriented away from exacerbating global tensions and weakening the UN toward creative diplomatic collaborations with the opposite effect.
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Reality seeps into Ukraine propaganda fog and more on NATO Summit folly
July 10, 2022
UKRAINE UPDATE Is reality finally starting to penetrate the western propaganda fog? The following quote in the Washington Post suggests that reality may finally be starting to penetrate the Western media propaganda fog that has hidden — and continues to hide — from Western publics the consequences of a futile strategy to “entirely vanquish” the […]
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A reality check on Canada’s Security Council bid and more
February 17, 2020
Whatever the outcome of Canada’s Security Council bid, robust mechanisms for sustained, substantive civil society engagement are an indispensable part of enhancing Canadian capacity for UN leadership on peace and security.
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