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We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and
Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
Students gather on Parliament Hill to call for government action on climate change in May. Young people have been rallying around the world for climate action, and Canada and the European Union have an important leadership role to play in meeting the Paris Agreement targets, writes Peteris Ustubs. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and

We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and
Students gather on Parliament Hill to call for government action on climate change in May. Young people have been rallying around the world for climate action, and Canada and the European Union have an important leadership role to play in meeting the Paris Agreement targets, writes Peteris Ustubs. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and
Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
Students gather on Parliament Hill to call for government action on climate change in May. Young people have been rallying around the world for climate action, and Canada and the European Union have an important leadership role to play in meeting the Paris Agreement targets, writes Peteris Ustubs. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and

We can, and must, act to stop climate change in its tracks

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 5, 2019
  • Today we think the coffee we enjoy every morning is a given. But is the supply of clean water and coffee beans inexhaustible and
Students gather on Parliament Hill to call for government action on climate change in May. Young people have been rallying around the world for climate action, and Canada and the European Union have an important leadership role to play in meeting the Paris Agreement targets, writes Peteris Ustubs. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada and EU have shared security interests

  • The long-standing norms of international peace and security are under strain in ways that the world has not experienced in decades. In challenging times
Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | April 8, 2019
The EU is firmly anchored in NATO. Our transtlantic Alliance was, is, and will remain the main security pillar for the EU. But we know that we have to do more, and do it better. PESCO and the new EU security architecture is our response to the challenges and threats of today and tomorrow, writes Peteris Ustubs.

Canada and EU have shared security interests

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | April 8, 2019
  • The long-standing norms of international peace and security are under strain in ways that the world has not experienced in decades. In challenging times

Canada and EU have shared security interests

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | April 8, 2019
  • The long-standing norms of international peace and security are under strain in ways that the world has not experienced in decades. In challenging times
The EU is firmly anchored in NATO. Our transtlantic Alliance was, is, and will remain the main security pillar for the EU. But we know that we have to do more, and do it better. PESCO and the new EU security architecture is our response to the challenges and threats of today and tomorrow, writes Peteris Ustubs.

Why 2018 is a crucial year for global climate action

  • This year is shaping up to be crucial for the Paris Agreement implementation. This week, the European Union, Canada, and China co-hosted the second
Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 22, 2018
China’s Special Representative on Climate Change Xie Zhenhua, European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy Miguel Arias Cañete, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, and UN Environment Patron on Environmental Governance Laurent Fabius at the Ministerial on Climate Action on June 20 in Brussels, Belgium. European Union photograph by Thierry Monasse

Why 2018 is a crucial year for global climate action

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 22, 2018
  • This year is shaping up to be crucial for the Paris Agreement implementation. This week, the European Union, Canada, and China co-hosted the second

Why 2018 is a crucial year for global climate action

Opinion | BY PETERIS USTUBS | June 22, 2018
  • This year is shaping up to be crucial for the Paris Agreement implementation. This week, the European Union, Canada, and China co-hosted the second
China’s Special Representative on Climate Change Xie Zhenhua, European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy Miguel Arias Cañete, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, and UN Environment Patron on Environmental Governance Laurent Fabius at the Ministerial on Climate Action on June 20 in Brussels, Belgium. European Union photograph by Thierry Monasse
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