Shocking revelations emerge about the treatment of Ukrainian staff at the Canadian Embassy in Kyiv in the run up to Russia’s invasion. Ukrainian forces blow up a strategic railway bridge leading out of occupied Crimea.
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Is it too early to say whether elected leaders will lead us into a better place post-pandemic? I put the question to the WHO leadership of whether we are seeing many examples of a build-back-better approach being practiced by politicians
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I flew for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic grounded most of us in mid-March. The verdict? Uncomfortable and if I can avoid air travel for the foreseeable future, I will.
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As the total number of infected people from Covid-19 surges past 2-million globally, we are getting a clearer picture of the impact on the world’s economy.
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Svitlo Spravodlyvosty, created by my dear late aunt, Anastasia Shkilnyk, was given this year to two distinguished Ukrainians active in the environmental protection movement: Yulia Melnyk-Pashkovska and Dmyrto Karabchuk.
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An expert panel organized by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore identified key issues that need to be on your radar for the remainder of 2019
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ANALYSIS: In a bold move, Canada has announced targeted sanctions on 17 Saudis believed to be linked to the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. But does the government have the stomach to take further actions, including cancelling a multi billion dollar arms deal with the Kingdom?
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The telegenic Canadian prime minister and his family are winging their way back home after a disastrous official visit to India. What went wrong, and who’s to blame?
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