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David Kilgour and Dmytro Pavel

David Kilgour was elected as both a Progressive Conservative and Liberal MP, ending his 26 years in Parliament as an Independent MP in 2006. He’s a former Liberal secretary of state for Latin America and Africa (1997 to 2002) and for Asia-Pacific (2002 to 2003). Dmytro Pavel, who is an Ottawa-based researcher originally from Ukraine, is an analyst of European politics.

Ukraine and deluded Putin

  • OTTAWA—The unprovoked invasion of democratic Ukraine by the Russian military appears to have united most of the world in opposition. It is now clear
Opinion | BY DAVID KILGOUR AND DMYTRO PAVEL | March 11, 2022
Like Joseph Stalin, Vladimir Putin, pictured Jan. 10, 2022, is aware that the decision on mass shootings or large-scale aggression against a sovereign state is a major crime with no period of limitation. The modern world has already prosecuted such war criminals as Saddam Hussein, Mu'ammar Gaddaffi, and Slobodan Milosevic. Vladimir Putin could well be next. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia

Ukraine and deluded Putin

Opinion | BY DAVID KILGOUR AND DMYTRO PAVEL | March 11, 2022
  • OTTAWA—The unprovoked invasion of democratic Ukraine by the Russian military appears to have united most of the world in opposition. It is now clear

Ukraine and deluded Putin

Opinion | BY DAVID KILGOUR AND DMYTRO PAVEL | March 11, 2022
  • OTTAWA—The unprovoked invasion of democratic Ukraine by the Russian military appears to have united most of the world in opposition. It is now clear
Like Joseph Stalin, Vladimir Putin, pictured Jan. 10, 2022, is aware that the decision on mass shootings or large-scale aggression against a sovereign state is a major crime with no period of limitation. The modern world has already prosecuted such war criminals as Saddam Hussein, Mu'ammar Gaddaffi, and Slobodan Milosevic. Vladimir Putin could well be next. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikimedia
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