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

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Canada at 157 – Lots to celebrate, but also to rethink: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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Playing a risky 21st-century game of ‘Russian roulette’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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Impact of EU elections on global politics and Japan’s foreign policy: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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Canada’s path to pragmatic Indo-Pacific engagement: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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

Stephen Nagy

Canada at 157 – Lots to celebrate, but also to rethink: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Playing a risky 21st-century game of ‘Russian roulette’: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Impact of EU elections on global politics and Japan’s foreign policy: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Shangri-La Dialogue 2024: What is in it for Canada? Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

Who will ‘plug and play’ with AUKUS?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

China and Russia are getting closer – western-led institutions are getting weaker: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

What the campus Gaza protests lack — in Japan, too: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific Construct: Stephen Nagy and Jonathan Berkshire Miller for Inside Policy Talks

Can ‘minilaterals’ save the world? Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

US-Japan alliance still linchpin to Indo-Pacific Peace and Stability: Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

Trump’s defense spending critiques – Valid concerns or political rhetoric? Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Canada’s path to pragmatic Indo-Pacific engagement: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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