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The failure of middle power concerts – A return to power politics?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

May 13, 2025

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

November 28, 2023

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Energizing Alliances: MLI roundtable with the Korea Foundation

November 27, 2023

British Columbia’s two LNG projects may be a first step in regaining trust among investors: Philip Cross in The Hill Times

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Why Canada should get carbon credits for LNG exports: Jerome Gessaroli in the Calgary Herald

November 27, 2023

Beware the global tax cartel: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

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Can US and China Avoid the Thucydides Trap? The Structural Limits to a US-China Reset: Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

November 21, 2023

Dysfunction and dissonance define U.S.-China relations: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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Navigating a successful U.S.-China diplomatic reset: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

November 21, 2023

Trudeau at APEC: Rob Huebert on CTV News

November 17, 2023

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Japan and Canada – Toward a Strategic Partnership: Jeff Kucharski for Inside Policy

November 9, 2023

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Biden must stop using defense partnerships as an excuse to cut Pentagon spending: Matthew Bondy in the New York Post

October 26, 2023

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Credits where credit is due: LNG exports and carbon credits

October 25, 2023

Why is the government risking a costly tax fight with our biggest ally? Aaron Wudrick in the Hub

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Aligning Canadian Interests with the Geopolitical Realities of US-China Strategic Competition: Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

October 24, 2023

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Canada’s Stakes in the South China Sea

October 15, 2023

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Kishida’s mixed bag of successes and shortcomings: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

September 28, 2023

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The failure of middle power concerts – A return to power politics?: William Winberg and Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

Indo-Pacific

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

Energizing Alliances: MLI roundtable with the Korea Foundation

Why Canada should get carbon credits for LNG exports: Jerome Gessaroli in the Calgary Herald

Can US and China Avoid the Thucydides Trap? The Structural Limits to a US-China Reset: Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

Navigating a successful U.S.-China diplomatic reset: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Trudeau at APEC: Rob Huebert on CTV News

Japan and Canada – Toward a Strategic Partnership: Jeff Kucharski for Inside Policy

Biden must stop using defense partnerships as an excuse to cut Pentagon spending: Matthew Bondy in the New York Post

Credits where credit is due: LNG exports and carbon credits

Aligning Canadian Interests with the Geopolitical Realities of US-China Strategic Competition: Stephen Nagy for the Australian Institute of International Affairs

Canada’s Stakes in the South China Sea

Kishida’s mixed bag of successes and shortcomings: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

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