Bengisu graduated with honours from the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Izmir University of Economics. Throughout her undergraduate studies, she developed a strong foundation in international affairs, politics, and global governance. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree at the University of Melbourne, she focuses on international security, environmental politics, and the role of NGOs by combining academic knowledge with practical engagement in international policy and advocacy.
China’s Agricultural Investments in Brazil and Argentina: Motivations, Impacts and Strategic Recommendations
China's great agricultural drive in Latin America proposes significant benefits for all involved, but what are its effects and should it be contained by regulations? China plans to move 300…
The Impact of NATO Enlargement to Eastern Europe on US-Russia Relations
Amid decades of NATO's eastward expansionism and the heightened tensions between Moscow and Washington, what are the solutions to this geopolitical standoff? After the Cold War, the Soviet Union dissolved,…
Quad’s Strategic Identity: Ocean Foam or Asia’s NATO?
From Dialogue to Deterrence: Reassessing the Role of the QUAD The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD), once a platform for humanitarian coordination, has reemerged in the Indo-Pacific as a potential counterweight…