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Phillip Lipscy in the Global and Mail

Japan and Canada must commit to an ambitious upgrade of their relationship

Large white parliament building in Japan. Blue skies above and a long drive way.
The New York Times

Phillip Lipscy in The New York Times: Shigeru Ishiba Wins Vote to Remain as Japan’s Prime Minister

November 11, 2024
Political Economy of Innovation
The Japan Flag in the background, with a ballot box in the front, with a hand going to put their ballot in the box.
CBC News

Phillip Lipscy on CBC News: Snap Election: How Japanese politics just went off a cliff

October 29, 2024
Map of Japan in yellow.
 

Phillip Lipscy in The Japan Times: The politicians moving Japan forward on climate

May 19, 2024
Changing World Order
orange poster that says Borders and Belongings in white
 

Ito Peng on Borders & Belonging: Is Japan turning into a migration state?

February 12, 2024
Changing World Order
American and Japanese flags merged into one
 

Phillip Lipscy in Asahi Shimbun: A US expert talks about the state of Japanese politics

December 25, 2023
Political Economy of Innovation
Okinawa
Expresso

Phillip Lipscy in Expresso: Okinawa: The Japanese Archipelago That Is Already Preparing for a Possible Conflict Between China and Taiwan

October 25, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Activists hold posters during a rally outside the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, May 19, 2023.
The Diplomat

Phillip Lipscy for The Diplomat: Can Japan Be a Climate Change Leader?

October 6, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, left, walks past Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as they take part in a wreath-laying ceremony at Raj Ghat, Mahatma Gandhi's cremation site, during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, on Sept. 10.
The Globe and Mail

Deanna Horton for The Globe and Mail: Despite Strained Indian Ties, Canada Must Stay the Course on Indo-Pacific Strategy

September 21, 2023
Changing World Order
Hong Kong residents demonstrate in Tokyo's Shinjuku area on June 12, 2021, on the second anniversary of the large-scale anti-extradition bill protests in their home city. | KYODO
Japan Times

Phillip Lipscy in Japan Times: Hong Kong Student’s Indictment for Online Posts From Japan Shows China’s Reach

June 27, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Interview with Prof. Phillip Lipscy: Japan's Energy Policy
Japan Up Close

Phillip Lipscy in Japan Up Close: Japan's Energy Policy

June 12, 2023
Changing World Order
Two subway trains speeding by. They are blurry due to speed. Skyscapers are in the bacgkround
Wall Street Journal

André Sorensen on Wall Street Journal: New York vs. Tokyo’s Subway: How Japan Got So Far Ahead | U.S. vs. Japan

May 22, 2023
Changing World Order
A man believed to be a suspect, centre on the ground, is caught by police after he allegedly threw "the suspicious object," as Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited Saikazaki port for an election campaign event in Wakayama, western Japan, April 15, 2023. (Kyodo News via AP)
CTV News

Phillip Lipscy on CTV News: Japan's PM Unharmed After Blast

April 19, 2023
Changing World Order
A graphic of a women jumping from one mountain to the other in blue.
 

Rie Kijima in the "Women in STEM – An International Comparison on Current Challenges and Opportunities”

March 1, 2023
Changing World Order
Headshot of Rie Kijima
 

Rie Kijima in the Stanford Daily: ‘Be your own rockstar’: Entrepreneurs and influencers explore social tech

February 28, 2023
Young girl writes on a chalkboard
Stanford University News

Rie Kijima in Stanford University News: What Works in Education Reform? A New Database Catalogs Policies Worldwide

February 21, 2023
Political Economy of Innovation
American and Japanese Leadership
Vox

Phillip Lipscy in Vox: Japan’s Plan to Ramp up Military Spending, Explained

January 16, 2023
Changing World Order
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly responds to questions as Minister of Public Safety Marco Mendocino listens during a news conference to announce Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy in Vancouver on Nov. 27.
The Hill Times

Phillip Lipscy in The Hill Times: Politics This Morning: Look Who’s Banning Assault Weapons Now – Plus, the Japanese PM Arrives for a Tête-à-Tête

January 12, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Canada/Japan Flag
The Globe and Mail

Phillip Lipscy for The Globe and Mail: Japan and Canada Must Commit to an Ambitious Upgrade of Their Relationship

January 12, 2023
Changing World Order
A busy night at Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing.
CBC

Phillip Lipscy in CBC: Why Japan Is Plotting a ‘Nuclear Renaissance’ 11 Years After the Disaster in Fukushima

January 2, 2023
Changing World Order
Residents dressed in traditional costumes visit the Forbidden City in Beijing on May 6, 2021.
The Globe and Mail

Ito Peng in The Globe and Mail: A Demographic Apocalypse Lies Behind Chinese Protests

December 9, 2022
Changing World Order
Piles of coal in a storage yard at Takasago Thermal Power Plant in Takasago, Hyogo Prefecture, in August | BLOOMBERG
The Japan Times

Phillip Lipscy in The Japan Times: From Kyoto Protocol to ‘Fossil’ Awards: Japan’s Climate Image Stained by Inaction

December 5, 2022
Political Economy of Innovation
Shrine with Japanese flag dedicated to late Japanese PM, Shinzo Abe
Washington Post

Phillip Lipscy in Washington Post: Shinzo Abe gave Japan far more than ‘Abenomics’

July 11, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Japanese flag
Associated Press

Phillip Lipscy in the Associated Press: Japan Border Policy Keeps Thousands of Foreigners in Limbo

February 3, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Close up photo of a statue of the Olympic rings
The Washington Post

Phillip Lipscy in the Washington Post: Nobody can go to the Tokyo Olympics. So why is the government going ahead with them?

July 19, 2021

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