Adam Zivo: It is in Canada’s interest to forge deeper ties with Ukraine
Defending our North, modernizing our military and slowing down nuclear proliferation are but a few of the benefits
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, Anita Anand, is set to address the United Nations General Assembly. Her speech will cover support for Ukraine, among other topics. According to CityNews, Anand's address will also touch on the middle-power strategy outlined by Prime Minister Mark Carney earlier in the year.
Anand's speech comes as some critics argue that Canada's pursuit of an enhanced alliance with Ukraine may not be in its best interests. However, as reported by the National Post, others believe that investing in Kyiv's defence is cost-effective and safeguards Canada in an increasingly perilous world.
Anand has stated that Canada does not shy away from uncomfortable conversations, saying that hiding from conflicts does not constitute effective diplomacy. She will deliver the speech on behalf of Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was previously at the UN but could not deliver Canada's address due to scheduling issues.
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