I have a broad interest in global affairs and have previously worked as a commercial property analyst covering global markets, which first sparked my interest in international economics.
I hold a Master’s degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, with a focus on globalization and the US-China strategic partnership.
I thoroughly enjoy breaking down complex topics and finding ways to provide clarity on global issues. This could be, for example, on the benefits and costs of a multipolar trade order; why India can’t replace China in the global supply chain; and how UK stagflation may see it become the new Japan.
What Spain’s Migrant Amnesty Means for National Elections
This piece examines how Spain's 2026 mass amnesty for migrants will impact voting behaviour ahead of the national elections next year in 2027. Nearly 1.2 million people have applied for Spain’s…
Water Bankruptcy and Political Risk: Iran and Spain as a proxy
Water is “not always the spark; it is the accelerant” As the current Iran war rocks its economy, water will shape its future. Nationwide, 19 major dams hold less than…
The European Housing Affordability Plan: What Can We Expect?
With the release of the plan on December 16, we get a glimpse of the future for Europe’s embattled housing sector. But action will take time, and the special committee…
The UK Water and Thames Water Crisis: Public Ownership
Thames Water is left with a difficult choice ahead: a private deal or a public rescue. A senior creditor deal remains in play. However, in its latest annual report, Thames…
How US Politics is Inadvertently Shaping the New World Order
Trump is testing US supremacy. And the days of a reliable US ally are fading. The question is, then, if the old world order is dead, or dying, what will…
The Winners, Losers, and Reasons for a Renewed Global Trade War
Confusion over the aims of the new US government threaten market stability during a time of heightened geopolitical uncertainty. At the centre of this issue has been Trump’s protectionist trade…
