Christopher Black

An international criminal lawyer based in Toronto. He is known for a number of high-profile war crimes cases and recently published his novel Beneath the Clouds. He writes essays on international law, politics and world events

Fascism: Our Common Enemy

Russia’s actions in Ukraine have causes which necessitated its actions. Unbiased observers know what those causes are and why Russia’s special military operation was a necessary consequence.

Christopher Black

The Kiev-Washington Agreement Encourages More War

The April 30, 2025, agreement between the United States and Ukraine, presented as a framework for postwar reconstruction, is argued to be a deeper entrenchment of U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict rather than a step toward peace.

Christopher Black

Witkoff Meets Putin: Conflicts and Questions

President Trump’s use of a personal envoy in key foreign negotiations, especially with Russia, has sparked tensions within his administration and raised doubts about the coherence and credibility of U.S. foreign policy.

Christopher Black

On Steve Miran: Propaganda As Economics

Christopher Black

Faint Hopes and Trump’s Phony Peace

Christopher Black

Canada To The Predator Nation: Go To Hell

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Canada Faces The American Threat

Christopher Black

The Games of the ICC

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