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Scarlett Walker
Nov 15, 2024
Why the US must help Afghan women
Scarlett is in her third year of a Bsc in Politics and International Relations. She is interested in feminism across the world and is...


Yuki Hoshi
Nov 15, 2024
Nihon Hidankyo and the Politics of Pacifism
Yuki Hoshi (she/they) is a third year International Social and Political Studies student, with a specialism in International Relations...


William Tuckley Byrne
Nov 15, 2024
God is an American
William Tuckley Byrne is a second year Politics and International Relations student. Introduction Music is never mere artistic...


Tonia Chan
Nov 15, 2024
UK-China Relations Under Current Labour Government
Tonia Chan is a second year Politics and Sociology student, with an interest in diplomatic relations and the role of international...


Tallulah Richards
Nov 15, 2024
Cooling relations and melting icebergs: the changing geopolitics of the Arctic
Tallulah Richards is a third year History student, primarily focusing on the history of Latin America and the Soviet Union in Cold War...


Sophia Dudler
Nov 15, 2024
East Timor’s Path to Sovereignty: Diplomatic Struggles and the Geopolitical Implications of Independence from Indonesia
Sophia Dudler is a first-year student studying Global Humanitarian Studies. The path to sovereignty for Timor-Leste stands as a profound...


Riya Hari
Nov 15, 2024
War Communism: From Bolshevik Russia to Modern Battlegrounds
Riya Hari is a first-year History, Politics & Economics student at UCL, hoping to specialise in Economics. www.linkedin.com/in/riya-hari-...


Phoebe Lang-Clapp
Nov 15, 2024
Labour’s rethink of Sino-British relations
Phoebe Lang-Clapp is a second year International Social and Political Studies student. She is primarily interested in international...


Owen Tsai
Nov 15, 2024
Trouble at Home: Britain’s Authoritarianism Problem
Owen Tsai is a second year Philosophy, Politics and Economics student. He currently works at Global Weekly alongside the Diplomacy...


Amirah Hamita
Nov 15, 2024
Examining China’s Intentions: Accidental Debt Trap Diplomacy and Misunderstood Maritime Disputes in ASEAN
Amirah Hamita is a Third year English Literature student. She worked as a digital consultant at IDEAS Globally, an advisory firm with...


Tan Kian Ann
Nov 15, 2024
Jordan - A faltering bridge over troubled waters?
Tan Kian Ann is a second year BSc Politics and International Relations student, with an interest in uncovering the nuance behind on-going...


Jovan Lim
Nov 15, 2024
Implications of North Korean Troops in Russia
Jovan Lim is a first year Philosophy, Politics and Economics student. He is passionate about the intersection between global affairs and...
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