Back in the year 2000 when I wrote my first weekly column for a newly redesigned and revamped New...

A new book on the Holodomor came out recently titled “Red Harvest” by Michael Cherkas, a good...

It struck me this past week that I have been writing this weekly column for some twenty-four years...

It would be safe to say that the political situation has gotten a little problematic in Ukraine as...

I begin this week’s column with the admission that when I sat down to write, I had a hard time...

I am writing this after going through the annual springtime ritual of turning clocks ahead an hour...

The world has become a crazy place of late with wars, genocide, fanaticism, disturbing climate...

The second anniversary of Russia’s war on Ukraine has evoked mixed feelings in me as I struggle to...

I speculated in last week’s column about General Zaluzhnyi’s possible dismissal, so it was no...

The news from Ukraine this past week was dominated by strong rumours that President Zelensky wants...

War presents moral dilemmas on many different levels – international, national and personal....

For the first forty years or so of my life, I lived in blissful ignorance of the fact that I had a...

Since Russia began its renewed imperialistic aggression about a decade ago, there has been a...

As I have grown older and as retirement has given me more time to think about both my life and the...

As we enter the third year of Putin’s “Special Military Operation” to “de-Nazify” Ukraine, there...

I write this as 2023 comes to a close, and I must be frank in telling you that this year has been...

The Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church earlier this year announced that as of...

Thirty-two years ago, the Soviet Union collapsed and with it, the Cold War that had lasted almost...

The past several weeks have seen Russia’s war on Ukraine stalled, with little movement in the...

The juxtaposition of a number of events over the past several weeks has led me to contemplate the...