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Geoeconomics and the Trump shock—Implementing Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in turbulent times: David Abonyi and George Abonyi for Inside Policy (part one)

July 29, 2025

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As militaries are rebuilt, are we turning American?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

July 9, 2024

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Double Trouble – NATO and the Indo-Pacific: Balkan Devlen with Alexander Lanozska and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

July 4, 2024

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Can a Rule of Law-Based International Order be More than Just Rhetoric?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

July 4, 2024

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

July 2, 2024

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

June 14, 2024

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr declares Philippines will do ‘whatever it takes’ to protect sovereignty: Jonathan Berkshire Miller on CNA

June 12, 2024

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Hard constraints – The supply and demand of NATO in the Indo-Pacific: Alexander Lanoszka, Balkan Devlen, and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

June 11, 2024

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

June 7, 2024

Foreign Affairs

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

May 30, 2024

Foreign Policy

American liberal order or authoritarian free-for-all? The choice is obvious: Brian Lee Crowley in the Hub

May 29, 2024

Indo-Pacific

Jeff Kucharski on Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in a quickly changing world: MLI in Parliament

May 28, 2024

Foreign Policy

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

May 23, 2024

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Geoeconomics and the Trump shock—Implementing Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in turbulent times: David Abonyi and George Abonyi for Inside Policy (part one)

Indo-Pacific

As militaries are rebuilt, are we turning American?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Double Trouble – NATO and the Indo-Pacific: Balkan Devlen with Alexander Lanozska and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

Can a Rule of Law-Based International Order be More than Just Rhetoric?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

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

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

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr declares Philippines will do ‘whatever it takes’ to protect sovereignty: Jonathan Berkshire Miller on CNA

Hard constraints – The supply and demand of NATO in the Indo-Pacific: Alexander Lanoszka, Balkan Devlen, and Jonathan Berkshire Miller

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

American liberal order or authoritarian free-for-all? The choice is obvious: Brian Lee Crowley in the Hub

Jeff Kucharski on Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in a quickly changing world: MLI in Parliament

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

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Geoeconomics and the Trump shock—Implementing Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy in turbulent times: David Abonyi and George Abonyi for Inside Policy (part one)

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University of Toronto education project risks reinforcing Russian disinformation: Marcus Kolga in the National Post

Quebec’s dairy farmers are blocking free trade in Canada: Stuart J. Smyth for Reason

Crisis of Conformity: The urgent need to restore open inquiry and free expression in Canada’s universities

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