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Munk School experts are frequently sought to provide comment and context in Canadian and international media. From polling and elections to Citizen Lab reports on NSO spyware, from trade negotiations to global migration, our faculty and researchers are helping to shape conversations on the issues that matter most.

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Feminism in India

Noura Al-Jizawi in Feminism in India: Launch Of Podcast ‘Advocacy, Passion & Beyond: Voices From The SI Leader Lab’

September 15, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II in Canada, sitting beside Pierre Trudeau
City News

Peter Loewen in City News: Should Canada Separate From the Monarchy and Become a Republic?

September 15, 2022
Episode graphic of What Now? Podcast featuring picture of Ron Deibert and the host, Randy Boyagoda
What Now? Podcast

Ron Deibert on What Now?​ Podcast: Citizen Reset | What Now?​

September 14, 2022
Tibetan Child in front of a stone building with a Chinese flag flying in the background
The Economist

Citizen Lab in The Economist: China’s Government is Mass-Collecting DNA from Tibetans

September 13, 2022
An illustrated graphic of person on top of a Nikla truck, by Martin Groch for Bloomberg Businessweek
Bloomberg

John Scott-Railton in Bloomberg Business Week: A Dubious Truck, a Whistleblower Army, and Inept Spies: Inside the Very Weird Nikola Saga

September 13, 2022
Pierre Poilievre
BBC News

Peter Loewen in BBC News: Pierre Poilievre: Conservative Leader Targeting Justin Trudeau's Party

September 13, 2022
Person in a laboratory
Public Policy Forum

Robert Asselin for Public Policy Forum: Growth, Innovation and the Organization of Science Policy in Canada

September 13, 2022
Image of Joe Clark on the left, Image of Queen Elizabeth II shaking hands with Joe Clark on the right
CBC Power & Politics

Joe Clark on CBC Power & Politics

September 9, 2022
People in protective gear work with various tech and science equipment
The Globe and Mail

Meric Gertler and Alan Bernstein for The Globe and Mail: The U.S.’s Huge Investment in Science and Innovation Demands an Equivalent Approach in Canada

September 9, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II on a banner with Canadian parliament in the backrground
The Globe and Mail

Randall Hansen in The Globe and Mail: A Loss of a Link to the Past and Some of the Fairy Dust of Canada’s Constitutional Monarchy

September 9, 2022
Graphic of Karen Ogen-Toews, Bryan Cox & Janice Stein in small circles
Public Policy Forum

Janice Stein on Public Policy Forum Podcast: LNG, Geopolitics and Canada’s Choice

September 9, 2022
Image of a smoke stack with smoke coming out, in the shape of a brain to illustrate the damage that air pollution does to the brain
Freakonomics Radio

Stephan Heblich on Freakonomics Radio: This is Your Brain on Pollution

September 8, 2022
A group of Pakistanis carrying personal belongings tread in flood water
CBC Radio

Matt Hoffmann on CBC Radio: Why Canada Needs To Take Responsibility To Act as Flooding Devastates Pakistan

September 6, 2022
Graphic of Saudi leaders
Business Insider

Noura Al-Jizawi in Business Insider: Saudi Arabians Are Using a Widely Available Google and Apple Store App To Report Activists Who Speak Out Against the Government. Some Have Received Harsh Sentences While Others Are Self-Censoring

September 6, 2022
Image of an outstretched hand holding a lightbulb and an image of the Canadian flag overlaid so that both are visible
BetaKit

Dan Breznitz in BetaKit: Five Months In, Details on Canada’s New Innovation and Investment Agency Remain Sparse

September 2, 2022
Illustration of Canada's superclusters: British Columbia's digital technology, the Prairies' protein industries, and Ontario's advanced manufacturing
University Affairs

David Wolfe in University Affairs: What’s Happening With Canada’s Superclusters?

September 1, 2022
A man walks at an empty campus green at Georgetown University, closed weeks ago due to coronavirus, in Washington
PBS NewsHour

Blake Lee-Whiting & Thomas Bergeron for PBS NewsHour: What Students Returning to Campus Are Craving

September 1, 2022
Pro-democracy lawmaker Andrew Wan is arrested by riot police during a protest in Hong Kong, China, July 1, 2020. Wan was one of the first people arrested under Hong Kong's new National Security Law. © 2020 Yat Kai Yeung/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Young China Watchers

Lynette Ong on Young China Watchers

August 21, 2022
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
The World

Noura Al-Jizawi on The World: Student’s Sentencing Shows Risk of Social Media for Saudis

August 21, 2022
Ghanem Almasarir outside the Saudi Arabian embassy in 2018: ‘I am constantly looking over my shoulder.’ Photograph: Robin Millard/AFP/Getty
The Guardian

Siena Anstis in The Guardian: British Judge Rules Dissident Can Sue Saudi Arabia for Pegasus Hacking

August 19, 2022
BBC Newsroom
BBC Sounds

Noura Al-Jizawi on BBC Sounds Newsroom

August 19, 2022
An icon of a tablet with text, a magnifying glass is over top showing a 'snake' coming out of the line of text
CP24

Ron Deibert in CP24: Sarah Polley, Canada Reads Winner Joshua Whitehead To Appear at Toronto Literary Fest

August 19, 2022
Shot of a building from the vantage point of the shadows across the street
New York Times

John Scott-Railton in New York Times: More Money for I.R.S. Spurs Conspiracy Theories of ‘Shadow Army’

August 19, 2022
An RCMP vehicle drives by with its window shattered by bullets
Politico

Ron Deibert in Politico: Parliament’s Top Security Committee to Probe RCMP's Use of Spyware

August 18, 2022

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