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Falling for Beijing’s anti-Japan propaganda is dangerously naive: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

April 23, 2026

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Information warfare and editorial bias in Canada’s Indo-Pacific news coverage: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

April 21, 2026

North America

Canada’s dangerous obsession with Donald Trump: Stephen Nagy in the National Review

April 13, 2026

Indo-Pacific

Mark Carney’s middle-power gambit can’t save Canada: Stephen Nagy in Maclean’s

April 9, 2026

Indo-Pacific

The Moon and the Turtle – A lesson in false equivalence: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

April 7, 2026

China: The dragon at the door

Carney’s middle-power mirage: Stephen Nagy in Canadian Affairs

March 20, 2026

Indo-Pacific

Canada’s new Indo-Pacific calculus – Beyond the old Atlantic order: Stephen Nagy and Saroj Kumar Rath for Inside Policy

March 6, 2026

Indo-Pacific

Canada has an opportunity to redefine its role in the Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

March 5, 2026

Indo-Pacific

A simple test for Canada-China trade: Stephen Nagy in The Hamilton Spectator

February 11, 2026

Indo-Pacific

Memo to PM Carney – Japan’s Iron Lady has chosen realism over culture wars, and so must you: Stephen Nagy in National Newswatch

February 10, 2026

China: The dragon at the door

Memo to middle powers – Time for a reality check: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

February 6, 2026

Foreign Affairs

What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

February 2, 2026

Indo-Pacific

L’impératif indo-pacifique du Canada : naviguer l’hétérogénéité, contrer la Chine, bâtir des partenariats: Stephen Nagy dans Geopolitika

January 28, 2026

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Falling for Beijing’s anti-Japan propaganda is dangerously naive: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Stephen Nagy

Information warfare and editorial bias in Canada’s Indo-Pacific news coverage: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

Canada’s dangerous obsession with Donald Trump: Stephen Nagy in the National Review

Mark Carney’s middle-power gambit can’t save Canada: Stephen Nagy in Maclean’s

The Moon and the Turtle – A lesson in false equivalence: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Carney’s middle-power mirage: Stephen Nagy in Canadian Affairs

Canada’s new Indo-Pacific calculus – Beyond the old Atlantic order: Stephen Nagy and Saroj Kumar Rath for Inside Policy

Canada has an opportunity to redefine its role in the Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

A simple test for Canada-China trade: Stephen Nagy in The Hamilton Spectator

Memo to PM Carney – Japan’s Iron Lady has chosen realism over culture wars, and so must you: Stephen Nagy in National Newswatch

Memo to middle powers – Time for a reality check: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

L’impératif indo-pacifique du Canada : naviguer l’hétérogénéité, contrer la Chine, bâtir des partenariats: Stephen Nagy dans Geopolitika

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