All Mondial articles
Every article from the Citizens for Global Solutions and World Federalist Movement – Canada journal, searchable and cross-referenced by topic and issue.
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June 2026
I Dissent
Hon. Douglas Roche criticizes global spending imbalances and humanitarian harm from war. He condemns poverty perpetuation, environmental destruction, and nuclear weapons lies.
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June 2026
The Dangers of Big Power Domination of Global Affairs
The UN Security Council's veto power blocks ceasefire resolutions. The P5's dominance undermines global governance and peacekeeping efforts.
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September 2021
Our Common Agenda: Secretary-General provides signposts for a stronger UN
UN Secretary-General António Guterres released his "Our Common Agenda" report, offering recommendations for a more networked and inclusive multilateralism. The report provides a politically bold strategy for transforming global governance across four areas: social contract renewal, future focus, and global equity.
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September 2021
ICC Update
This update provides status reports on several major international criminal cases, including those concerning Côte d’Ivoire, Darfur, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It details ongoing investigations and preliminary examinations in multiple regions, such as Georgia, Libya, and Kenya.
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September 2021
National Sovereignty under a United Federation of Nations
The article argues that a democratic world federation, modeled after the U.S. Constitution, could replace the current war system. It proposes shared sovereignty to protect nations from invasion, pollution, and systemic human rights abuses.
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March 2023
Accountability for Pandemic Profiteers
Erica Wilson examines how some corporations profited during the pandemic while the cost of living outpaced wages, using the Canadian Weston family as a case study. She argues that holding such profiteers to account ultimately calls for a supranational body able to curb global scale exploitation.
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March 2023
New book explores global solutions to global problems
Keith McNeil reviews 'Breaking Boundaries' by Johan Rockstrom and Owen Gaffney, a book and companion documentary on the planetary boundaries that define a safe operating space for humanity. He highlights its case for global cooperation and notes where world federalists might extend the argument toward democratic global governance.
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March 2023
Biodiversity: A Pledge, Now Action
Rene Wadlow reports on the agreement reached at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15) in Montreal in December 2022, where delegates adopted a new Global Biodiversity Framework. He weighs the promise of the pledges, the role of civil society, and the risk that implementation and funding could fall short.
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March 2023
The Security Council Veto and the International Court of Justice
Bill Pearce argues that misuse of the UN Security Council veto, most recently by Russia over Ukraine, has paralyzed the Council on grave threats to peace. He proposes seeking an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the legality of such vetoes as a route to reform that does not require amending the Charter.
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March 2023
Winter is coming in Ukraine: Are there prospects for peace?
Robin Collins and Sylvie Lemieux, co-chairs of the Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, weigh the prospects for ending the war in Ukraine. Drawing on a panel discussion, they consider NATO's posture, the risks of escalation, and the role Canada and civil society could play in building a durable peace platform.
