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Paola Negrón Ríos
Oct 15
Roosevelt Corollary and Dollar Diplomacy: Background, Impacts, and Modern Manifestations
Paola Negrón Ríos Paola Negrón Ríos is a third year BSc Anthropology student in the Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences. She is...
Maeve O'Brian
Feb 28
The OECD’s Final Report on Global Aid in 2022 Outlines a Year that Global Aid Became Even More Politicised
Maeve O’Brien is a second-year Comparative Literature student. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Assistance...
Nydia Ndam Carrillo
Feb 21
The ‘War on Drugs’ cannot be won: Security issue or social issue?
Nydia Ndam Carrillo is a final-year Politics and International Relations at UCL, specialising in post-colonialism and global security,...
Max Mihailovici
Feb 20
Navigating Diplomacy and Compromise in the Ukraine Conflict: Understanding Russia’s uncompromising demands.
Max Mihailovici is a final-year History student at UCL, specializing in European and American political history and relations. When...
Andrea Thordarson
Feb 20
The Houthi Dilemma: From Regional Players to International Troublemakers
Andrea is a second-year ISPS student at UCL. Originally from Iceland, she has lived in both Sweden and the UK. She has a passion for all...
Tan Kian Ann
Feb 20
US Foreign Policy on Israel: A Little Too “Special”?
Tan Kian Ann is a first year BSc Politics and International Relations student, with an interest in uncovering the nuance behind on-going...
Aryaman Srivastava
Feb 20
The Aftermath of Nagorno-Karabakh: A Geopolitical Crossroads
Aryaman Srivastava is a first-year undergraduate student reading (BSc) Politics and International Relations in the Department of...
Agrim Joshi
Feb 20
America’s undermining its international ambitions in its own backyard
Agrim Joshi is a first year student studying History, Politics and Economics at the School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies at...
Josh Mills
Feb 20
A matter of trust: How the UK needs to radically change its methods in international development
Josh Mills is a first year student studying History and Politics of the Americas at the Institute of the Americas in UCL. He recently...
Lena Nicoletti
Feb 20
Abortion Should Not Be a Political Issue – But the Global Anti-Abortion Movement Is
Lena Nicoletti is a first-year student studying International Social and Political Studies with a specialism in law and Japanese as her...
Omar Khan
Feb 20
INTENSE GANG VIOLENCE AND NEW WAR ROCK ECUADOR
Omar Khan is a MSci Physics student at UCL with an interest in international relations. Under a humid twenty-five degree heat on the...
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