Don’t let the good vibes from Ukraine reform conference fade

In today’s world, it makes good sense to ensure Ukraine stays with law-abiding democracies rather than with caustic Russia.

Ukraine President Vladimir Zelenskiy and Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland met on the margins of the Ukraine Reform Conference in Toronto. At the conference, the minister added $45-million to strengthen trade, governance, police, and youth exchanges with Ukraine. Photograph courtesy of Global Affairs Canada

Opinion

BY OKSANA BASHUK HEPBURN

July 19, 2019

The third Ukraine Reform Conference held in Toronto July 2-4 was a confirmation of Ukraine’s forward momentum despite fighting Russia’s war. Some 40 countries and international institutions participated. Yet Ukraine, and others are concerned that some members are sabotaging their own efforts. It...

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