Your World Tonight Ukraine peace plan, G20 summit wraps, Grizzly attack update, Alberta pipeline talks, and more.
Nov 23, 2025
JP Tasker, a CBC political reporter, discusses the complicated Alberta pipeline negotiations amid provincial pushback. He highlights the implications for both federal policy and Indigenous communities. Tom Perry, an international correspondent, provides updates on escalating tensions in the Middle East, including recent Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Gaza. He examines the fragile ceasefire dynamics with Hezbollah and Hamas, shedding light on the complex regional situation.
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Contested Origins Of The U.S. Ukraine Plan
- The leaked 28-point U.S. peace plan appears to start from Russia's demands but is described as a changing 'living' document.
- European leaders and Ukraine's front-line commanders say it currently tilts toward Russia and leaves key Ukrainian security concerns unaddressed.
Draft Terms Spark Pushback
- The draft would cap Ukraine's army, rule out NATO membership, and bar European troops, provoking strong opposition.
- U.S. officials say the plan began from Russian positions but is intended as a negotiation starting point, not a final ultimatum.
Keep Ukraine Central In Talks
- Ensure Ukraine is central to any negotiation, a point Mark Carney stressed after speaking with Volodymyr Zelensky.
- Continue talks with input from all parties so the proposal can evolve and address security concerns.