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Oonagh Fitzgerald

Oonagh Fitzgerald is the director of international law research at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. 

Ottawa Group has opportunity to revive WTO modernization

  • This month International Trade Minister Mary Ng is planning to host a virtual meeting of the Ottawa Group of 13 like-minded states dedicated to
Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | June 15, 2020
International Trade Minister Mary Ng is hosting a virtual meeting of nations devoted to modernizing the World Trade Organization on June 15. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Ottawa Group has opportunity to revive WTO modernization

Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | June 15, 2020
  • This month International Trade Minister Mary Ng is planning to host a virtual meeting of the Ottawa Group of 13 like-minded states dedicated to

Ottawa Group has opportunity to revive WTO modernization

Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | June 15, 2020
  • This month International Trade Minister Mary Ng is planning to host a virtual meeting of the Ottawa Group of 13 like-minded states dedicated to
International Trade Minister Mary Ng is hosting a virtual meeting of nations devoted to modernizing the World Trade Organization on June 15. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Brexit continuously shows us international laws are not as stable as we thought

  • WATERLOO, ONT.—As the world watches Brexit unfold from afar, they must shudder in recognition of potential issues closer to home. Brexit shows us that
Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | March 18, 2019
British Prime Minister Theresa May, pictured in the British House of Commons, is seeking a delay for at least three months to pull the country out of the EU as she attempts to once more get her Brexit deal approved by Parliament again. Screen capture image courtesy of YouTube

Brexit continuously shows us international laws are not as stable as we thought

Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | March 18, 2019
  • WATERLOO, ONT.—As the world watches Brexit unfold from afar, they must shudder in recognition of potential issues closer to home. Brexit shows us that

Brexit continuously shows us international laws are not as stable as we thought

Opinion | BY OONAGH FITZGERALD | March 18, 2019
  • WATERLOO, ONT.—As the world watches Brexit unfold from afar, they must shudder in recognition of potential issues closer to home. Brexit shows us that
British Prime Minister Theresa May, pictured in the British House of Commons, is seeking a delay for at least three months to pull the country out of the EU as she attempts to once more get her Brexit deal approved by Parliament again. Screen capture image courtesy of YouTube
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