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2022/03/02 online 10 am EST | 15 GMT
Diplomatic Paths to Re­so­lu­tion of the Ukrai­ne­/­Eu­ro­pean Se­cu­rity Crisis

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With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Post-Cold War era is over. CPDCS and our partners are working to end the bloodshed and salvage what we can for a just Common Security order.
The way is anything but clear.
 
This coming Wednesday, March 2, CPDCS and our partners at the International Peace Bureau and Massachusetts Peace Action are privileged to be hosting a uniquely important webinar discussion about the way forward with senior scholars and civil society figures from Helsinki, Moscow, and Washington: Tarja Cronberg, Alexey Gromyko and Daryl Kimball. 
 
PLEASE PLAN TO JOIN US:
 
Diplomatic Paths to Resolution of the Ukraine/European Security Crisis
Russian, European & U.S. Perspectives
 
With speakers from the U.S.A., Finland, and Russia,
the webinar will be held at
10 a.m. U.S. EST, 4 p.m. in Berlin, and 6 p.m. in Moscow.
 
Our peace movements have been urging diplomacy, not war, midst the tensions of the bellicose political rhetoric of the Ukraine/European security crisis.
 
Diplomacy is the only way to untie the Gordian knot of war. Former government officials, advisors, and peace advocates have been developing and pressing for a wide range of diplomatic paths to a just and enduring peace for Ukrainian and Europe as a whole: immediate risk reduction, Ukraine’s identity and sovereignty, nuclear weapons, and conventional military treaty negotiations, and respect for post-Cold War commitments that no nation will seek security at the expense of others.
 
 
Initiated by the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security,
Massachusetts Peace Action, International Peace Bureau
 
 
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