BBC World TV: December 18, 2023

Ahead of a crucial UN Security Council vote calling for a pause in fighting in Gaza, I speak to BBC World Television about the consequences should it be vetoed by the U.S. or be watered down to the point where it’s irrelevant. With the death toll in the Strip approaching 20,000, the inability or unwillingness of the U.S. to put more pressure on Israel to stop the carnage is absolutely astonishing.

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Globe and Mail: December 11, 2023

With Israel renewing its attacks on the Gaza Strip, it is doubtful that even clever diplomacy will bring a quick restoration of relations between Jordan and Israel. In the meantime, King Abdullah and his advisers may need to further recalibrate their relations with the U.S. and Israel, and any move could be extremely costly.

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Michael Bociurkiw
ABC The World: December 7, 2023

“Christmas has come early for Mr. Putin” - me commenting to ABC News’ Beverley O’Connor on the shameful collapse of a massive $61bn U.S. funding package for Ukraine. “US lawmakers behind this should be prepared for history to judge them harshly.”

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CNN Opinion: September 24, 2023

It is hard to imagine any world leader wanting to share the foreign policy swamp in which the beleaguered Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, currently finds himself  But that’s where things stand over his huge fumble with superpower and major trading partner, India

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Michael BociurkiwComment
CNN Opinion: September 20, 2023

It was a speech that was vintage Joe Biden: oscillating between global statesman and messenger of doom and gloom if the world doesn’t wake up to the consequences of naked and senseless aggression. My hot take on the U.S. President’s address to the UN General Assembly 

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