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Trudeau calls on European leaders to unite, aid Ukraine and further sanction Russia
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RUSSELS -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is making a plea to European leaders to come together as democracies in the face of Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine and tackle rising uncertainties citizens have about the future. Speaking to European parliamentarians Wednesday, the prime minister said those economic uncertainties have percolated for years, but are now stoked by rising global inflation.Trudeau said economic
YIV, UKRAINE -- NATO estimated on Wednesday that 7,000 to 15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in four weeks of war in Ukraine, where fierce fighting by the country’s fast-moving defenders has denied Moscow the lightning victory it sought. By way of comparison, Russia lost about 15,000 troops over 10 years in Afghanistan. A senior NATO military official said the alliance’s estimate was based on information from Ukrainian authorities, what Russia has released -- intentionally or not -- and intelligence gathered from open sources. The official spoke on condition of anonymity under ground rules set by NATO.
When Russia unleashed its invasion Feb. 24 in Europe’s biggest offensive since World War II, a swift toppling of Ukraine’s government seemed likely. But with Wednesday marking four full weeks of fighting, Moscow is bogged down in a grindTo be Continued at page 5
“Putin’s attack on Ukraine is an attack on the values that form the pillars of all democracies. We have a responsibility to make the case to people about why these values matter so much -- not just to Ukrainians but to us all,” Trudeau said in his remarks. “We must recommit ourselves to the work of strengthening our democracies, and demonstrate the principled leadership people are looking for.” The speech comes on the first day
‘We have failed Kashmiris and Palestinians,’ PM Imran tells OIC moot
P frustrations are threatening the stability of the world and driving a deep uncertainty about the future and distrust of government. He also said democracies face a new threat from Russian President Valdimir Putin and his attack on Ukraine, which Trudeau called a violation of international law with the targeting and killing of civilians in hospitals and residential buildings. Trudeau said the war in Ukraine poses a security threat not only to Europe, but to western democracies and the world.
of a whirlwind trip to Brussels and Trudeau’s second visit to the continent this month. It was Trudeau’s second time addressing European parliamentarians, following a 2017 speech that was meant as a shot in the arm for a continent reeling from Britain’s vote a year earlier to leave the European Union amid the election of Donald Trump in the United States. Trudeau referenced that five-year-old speech on Wednesday, noting at the time
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rime Minister Imran Khan delivered a keynote address at the inaugural session of the 48th Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) of Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) at the Parliament House in Islamabad on Tuesday. While talking about the OIC’s role, he said, “We have failed both the Palestinians and the people of Kashmir. I am sad to say that we have been able to make no impact at all.” The premier said Western countries did “not take the OIC seriously” because “we are a divided house and those powers know it. “We (Muslims) are 1.5 billion people and yet our voice to stop this blatant injustice is insignificant.” PM Imran said international law was on the side of the people of
Palestine and Kashmir, adding that the United Nations Security Council’s resolutions backed the right of the Kashmiris to self-determination through a plebiscite. However, the international community never ensured that right was given, he said. Referring to India’s stripping of occupied Kashmir’s special status in August 2019, he said “nothing happened because they (India) feels no pressure.” “They feel we can just [pass] a resolution and then [go] back to our usual business.” He cautioned that unless the OIC was united on core issues, human rights abuses would keep happening such as the “daylight robbery in Palestine”. “The only hope I have is that for the first time because of Continue at page 5