Editor and Communications Manager at the Atlas Institute for International Affairs. Editorial Manager for the Andalus Committee and collaborative researcher with the Albania and Kosovo APPG. Paralegal in international law. Politics and International Relations undergraduate at Royal Holloway, University of London. Research interests focus on the manifestations of political power in bureaucratic institutions.
The British Home Secretary’s Reforms to Match Reform UK and Anti-Albanian Sentiment
The Home Secretary's asylum overhaul plans to shift the UK from protection to probation: tightening rights, extending precarity, and echoing Farage’s hard-line framing and the British media's use of Albanians…
Article 4: Poland, Estonia and American Retrenchment
Back to back Article 4 invocations by Poland and Estonia highlight how Russian provocations and looming US retrenchment are testing NATO’s deterrence credibility on its eastern flank. NATO’s eastern flank…
Sanctions to Warships: American Mobilisation near Venezuela
Washington wields sanctions, asset freezes, and military deployments to reinforce its hegemony, while Caracas seeks legitimacy in resistance despite financial fragility. The relationship between the United States and Venezuela has…
Theatre in Anchorage: How the Alaska Summit Proposed Ukraine’s Future
The Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, Putin’s first U.S. visit since 2022, shifted American policy toward Moscow’s terms by framing territorial concessions as “peace,” raising fears that Ukraine could face a…
The Balkan Projection: Britain’s Externalisation of Migration Policy
Modern Britain can be described as having a political climate charged by migration anxieties and rising populism. In recent times, the United Kingdom’s efforts to curb irregular migration continue to…