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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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Riot police walk to block demonstrators gathering during a protest in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Jan. 5, 2022. (Vladimir Tretyakov/AP)
Washington Post

Edward Schatz for The Washington Post: Kazakhstan’s Leaders Promised Middle-class Comfort. Then They Raised Prices.

January 7, 2022
Changing World Order
Forest fire with smoke rising
The Conversation

Matthew Hoffmann for The Conversation: The Paris Agreement Is Working as Intended, but We’ve Still Got a Long Way To Go

January 6, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
An animated image of a laptop screen with smaller screens emanating off of it
Ploughshares Fund Podcast

John Scott-Railton on Ploughshares Fund Podcast: The Proliferation of Disinformation

January 5, 2022
Digital World
People queueing for Covid testing in Xi’an, which is under lockdown. Photograph: VCG/Getty Images
The Guardian

Lynette Ong in The Guardian: How Much Longer Can China Keep Up Its Zero-COVID Strategy?

January 1, 2022
Changing World Order
Former EU chief Donald Tusk is now the leader of the opposition Civic Platform party. Photograph: Attila Husejnow/Sopa Images/Rex/Shutterstock
The Guardian

Citizen Lab in The Guardian: Claims Polish Government Used Spyware Is ‘Crisis for Democracy’, Says Opposition

December 28, 2021
Digital World
Margaret Atwood reading the West End Phoenix paper
West End Phoenix

Ron Deibert in the West End Phoenix: Book Reviews by Margaret Atwood

September 9, 2021
Digital World
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
Lebron James and Bugs Bunny in Space Jam 2
BBC Culture

Nicholas Sammond in BBC Culture: Space Jam 2: Has Hollywood animation woken up to racism?

July 15, 2021
A hand holding the American and Japanese flags on sticks
The Washington Post

Phillip Lipscy in the Washington Post: President Biden is hosting Japan's Prime Minister in D.C. It's a big deal for Japan - and the U.S.

April 15, 2021
Smoke coming out of four smokestacks in the distance
The Diplomat

Phillip Lipscy in The Diplomat: The US and Japan must lead on climate cooperation

April 9, 2021
Smoke coming out of four smokestacks in the distance
Japan Times

Phillip Lipscy in the Japan Times: How to decarbonize Japan

January 20, 2021
Someone handed another person a 20 dollar bill (close up on hands)
Financial Post

Shari Eli in Financial Post: Do Government Handouts Really Help? — Down to Business Podcast Investigates

December 2, 2020
Political Economy of Innovation
Skyline of the city of Toronto taken from a plane
Policy Options

Gabriel Eidelman on Policy Options: Reimagining the Canadian Federation Through an Urban Lens

November 11, 2020
Future of Democratic Societies
A press conference at the White House
The Conversation

Ronald Pruessen for The Conversation: 20/20 vision needed in 2020: How this U.S. election compares to other tumultuous votes

October 19, 2020
Former US president Donald Trump in front of an American flag
TVO Today

Rob Vipond on TVO Today: Republican: Grand Old Party In The U.S.A.

October 8, 2020
Headshot of Shinzo Abe
The CGAI Podcast Network

Deanna Horton on the Canadian Global Affairs Institute podcast: Abe's legacy and the path ahead

September 16, 2020
Headshot of Shinzo Abe
The Washington Post

Phillip Lipscy in The Washington Post: Japan's Prime Minister is resigning. This is how Abe transformed Japanese politics.

September 3, 2020
Freetown, Sierra Leone
The Economist

Wilson Prichard in the Economist: A Mayor Is Reforming Sierra Leone’s Rotten Property Tax

June 18, 2020
Political Economy of Innovation
Silhouettes of two police officers in black and white, against the US flag
NPR

Robert Gillezeau on NPR: Police Unions and Police Violence

June 5, 2020
Drawings of the Covid virus against a blue backdrop
Foreign Policy

Phillip Lipscy in Foreign Policy: It’s too soon to call Coronavirus winners and losers

May 12, 2020
The top of one of the two buildings of the Toronto City Hall, taken from below a cement walkway
Toronto City Council

Special Committee on Governance

April 12, 2019
Future of Democratic Societies
The top of one of the two buildings of the Toronto City Hall, taken from below a cement walkway
The Agenda (TVO)

Assessing Toronto's Smaller City Council

April 8, 2019
Future of Democratic Societies
Bison
Star Tribune

Robert Gillezeau in the Star Tribune: Nearly 150 Years Later, the Buffalo Slaughter Hangs Over American Indian Wealth, Study Finds

February 17, 2019
The top of one of the two buildings of the Toronto City Hall, taken from below a cement walkway
The Globe and Mail

Report offers path forward for 25-member Toronto city council

November 28, 2018

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