January 14, 2009
Rosie DiManno Columnist The Toronto Star
It is an increasing rarity for a country to do the right thing, boldly.
That is especially true from within the diplomatic bell jar of the United Nations, where tact and expedience so often trounce ethics.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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