Professor Maria Popova has been appointed to the Hiram Mills Chair in the Department of Political Science. This is one of the oldest endowed chairs at McGill, historically supporting excellence in the humanities and social sciences.
"The Europeans are coming to understand two rather different things. The first is that the fate of Ukraine is crucial to their own fate. And second, more European states are seeing Ukraine as a new center of gravity for European defense and security." https://open.substack.com/pub/phillipspobrien/p/weekend-update-181-germany-raises?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Nice sentiments of course, but even if you want to hate the sin and love the sinner, this habit of naming the victim, Ukraine, without naming the aggressor, Russia, is a favor to evil.
“A society so successful it collapsed the minute people were allowed to escape it”
RT @ruslantrad: Rumen Radev, whose party took the lead in Bulgaria’s elections tonight, has long been linked to the Kremlin in a “controver…
Professor Maria Popova has been appointed to the Hiram Mills Chair in the Department of Political Science. This is one of the oldest endowed chairs at McGill, historically supporting excellence in the humanities and social sciences.
Professor Popova speaks with Nirvita Ganguly, to discuss what Volodomyr Zelenskyy's recent visit to the White House means for the ongoing war in Ukraine.
As the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska looms, the question arises of whether it could mark the end of Russia’s decade-long war against Ukraine. But how can a war end when one of the parties hasn’t been invited to the negotiating table, even though it holds its own militarily on the battlefield?
