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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
Peace Tower in Ottawa, Ontario
The Logic

Peter Loewen in The Logic: New Media Research Network at McGill, U of T Launches With $5.5M From Federal Government

June 8, 2023
Munk School
Latest Developments on Ukraine-Russia War
Busan English Broadcasting

Aurel Braun on Busan English Broadcasting: Latest Developments on Ukraine-Russia War

June 7, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Prof. Dan Breznitz believes the state has a role to play in spreading Israel's tech-based prosperity more widely. And the latest budget? "Collective suicide."
Globes Israel

Dan Breznitz in Globes Israel: "What About Israel's Other 85%?"

June 7, 2023
Changing World Order
Dan Breznitz
Globes Israel

Dan Breznitz in Globes Israel: The Hi-Techists Are Breaking Away From Israel: What Could Have Been Done Differently?

June 5, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
A view of an Azerbaijani checkpoint set up at the entry of the Lachin corridor, the Armenian-populated breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region's only land link with Armenia on May 2.Tofik Babayev / AFP - Getty Images
NBC News

John Scott-Railton in NBC News: NSO Spyware Used in Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict, Report Finds

May 29, 2023
Digital World
The Agenda (Drew Fagan as guest)
The Agenda

Drew Fagan on The Agenda: Why Can't Ontario Build Big Things Anymore?

May 25, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
From left: Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, Caledon Mayor Annette Groves, Ontario Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark, and Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie address reporters after the announcment of the dissolution of the Region of Peel last week. GRAEME FRISQUE/METROLAND
Toronto Star

Gabe Eidelman for Toronto Star: Regional Solutions Must Be Our Focus, Despite Dissolution of Peel

May 24, 2023
Family members of the 43 students from the Ayotzinapa teachers college who disappeared in 2014 blame the army for delays in the investigation during a protest in Mexico City on April 26. (Jose Mendez/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Washington Post

Citizen Lab in Washington Post: Pegasus Spyware Reaches Into Mexican President’s Inner Circle

May 24, 2023
George Soros in 2017.
Toronto Star

Ivan Kalmar in Toronto Star: Donald Trump and Elon Musk Are Both Attacking George Soros. Does That Mean He’s Right?

May 23, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
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
Giancarlo Da-Re
BNN Bloomberg

MGA Student Giancarlo Da-Re on BNN Bloomberg: Canada Focusing on Battery Plants at the Expense of Upstream Strengths

May 18, 2023
Political Economy of Innovation
Trudeau with a person wearing VR technology
The Globe and Mail

Janice Stein and Alan Bernstein for The Globe and Mail: Canada’s Science and Tech Ecosystem Will Define Our Success in the Next Century

May 17, 2023
Political Economy of Innovation
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The Globe and Mail

MPP Student David Jones for The Globe and Mail: Let’s Face It, Solving Canada’s Housing Crisis Will Be Unpopular and Difficult

May 17, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attends a news conference to announce details on the construction of a gigafactory for electric vehicle battery production by Volkswagen Group's battery company PowerCo SE in St. Thomas, Ont. on April 21.
The Globe and Mail

MGA Students for The Globe and Mail: Volkswagen, Then Stellantis: Billions for Battery Plants, but Little on Mines for Raw Material

May 16, 2023
Turkish citizens wait in line outside the consulate during early voting in the Turkish general elections in Berlin on April 27. MAJA HITIJ/GETTY IMAGES
Foreign Press

Citizen Lab Doctoral Fellow Gözde Böcü for Foreign Press: How Turkey’s Opposition Seeks to Swing Diaspora Voters

May 12, 2023
Digital World
Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa and Citizen Lab director Ron Deibert
CBC Radio

Ron Deibert on CBC Radio: Disinformation, Dictators & Democracy

May 11, 2023
Digital World
David Kepes on The Agenda
The Agenda

MGA Alumni David Kepes on The Agenda: What Can We Do To Combat Loneliness?

May 11, 2023
Munk School
The use of commercially developed spyware that allows governments to hack a phone and steal its data is boomin
PBS NewsHour

Ron Deibert on PBS NewsHour: The Risks Commercial Spyware Poses to Journalists, Activists and Government Officials

May 5, 2023
Changing World Order
Protesters in Istanbul decry migrant deaths on Greek border
The Hub

Sean Speer & Joseph Heath on The Hub Podcast: Professor Joseph Heath on Immigration, Injustice, and Finding Cooperative Solutions to Society’s Problems

May 4, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
315 Bloor Street West
U.S. News

Michael Donnelly in U.S. News: Graduate Programs in International Relations: What to Know

May 4, 2023
Munk School
Map of 18 countries, where it has been confirmed with forensics that journalists were targeted with spyware.
Amnesty International

Citizen Lab in Amnesty International: Dominican Republic: Pegasus Spyware Discovered on Prominent Journalist’s Phone

May 2, 2023
Digital World
Mayoral candidate Anthony Perruzza speaks with a shopper outside a grocery store at Jane and Lawrence. LANCE MCMILLAN / TORONTO STAR
Toronto Star

Gabriel Eidelman in the Toronto Star: This Campaign Message in the Toronto Mayoral Election Is Nothing New — But There’s a Genuinely Interesting Twist

May 1, 2023
Future of Democratic Societies
Janice Stein is the founding director of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. (Courtesy of Steve Paikin)
TVO Today

Janice Stein in TVO: Janice Stein Wants To Talk About Ageism

April 28, 2023
Munk School

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