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Put frozen Russian assets ‘to work’ as reparations, says former foreign minister Axworthy, urging Canada to ‘lead the world’

’It is a battle for minds and hearts. Russians have to know the truth of what’s going on,’ says Lloyd Axworthy, speaking on a Thursday panel about the escalating conflict in Ukraine.

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Put frozen Russian assets ‘to work’ as reparations, says former foreign minister Axworthy, urging Canada to ‘lead the world’

’It is a battle for minds and hearts. Russians have to know the truth of what’s going on,’ says Lloyd Axworthy, speaking on a Thursday panel about the escalating conflict in Ukraine.

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Conservative filibuster costing millions of dollars, say NDP and Green MPs

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No end in sight for costly Russia-Ukraine stalemate

Putin’s nuclear brinkmanship and the demise of arms control

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Put frozen Russian assets ‘to work’ as reparations, says former foreign minister Axworthy, urging Canada to ‘lead the world’

’It is a battle for minds and hearts. Russians have to know the truth of what’s going on,’ says Lloyd Axworthy, speaking on a Thursday panel about the escalating conflict in Ukraine.

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