Recent graduate in Political Science from Anglo-American University in Prague. Interested in reintegration, institutionalism, mediation, and demilitarization alongside qualitative research methods. Committed to polarity, strengthening and emphasizing the importance institutions in a post-conflict setting.
How Transnational Right-wing Networks Co-opted State Structures in “Hondurasgate”
Digital disinformation is emerging as a low-cost asymmetric instrument of statecraft, enabling transnational actors to bypass sovereignty through lobbying networks, proxy media systems, and cyber-enabled influence operations. The Hondurasgate case…
Lithium Sovereignty and the Identity of Soil
This analysis examines how indigenous ontologies like Pachamama or "Mother Earth" transform lithium extraction from a resource dispute into a clash of worldviews. The global transition shift to a low-carbon…
The Silent Sultanate: How Oman Built a Bridge Between Washington and Tehran
Amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, Oman has emerged as a steady and trusted mediator, drawing on its deep-rooted tradition of neutrality and quiet diplomacy. Grounded in…