Hi, my name is Luna Valayannopoulos and I am a second-year undergraduate at Sciences Po, with a major in economics and political science and a minor in law. I have published research ranging from climate to migration, and explore justice, inequality, and behavior through interdisciplinary lenses. In the future, I seek to impact policy and global development.
The Greek Shoreline: Where the Mediterranean’s Future is Shaped
Greek parliament approves new suspensions of asylum applications for migrants arriving by sea from North Africa. On 11 July 2025, the Greek parliament in Athens voted for a new refugee…
Contested Waters: Turkey’s Maritime Disputes and Regional Implications
“Greek-Turkish relations since the time of Imia have been permanently bad” explained Honorary Greek Ambassador Nezeritis, on the Imia Crisis of 1996. Turkish Ambassador Oymen responded that “the Greeks continue…
Nepal’s Royalist Resurgence: What it Means for Democracy?
On May 29th, over a thousand protesters and supporters of Nepal’s former King gathered in the capital, Kathmandu, calling for the restoration of the constitutional monarchy. Protesters marched into the…
The US-Philippines Military Alliance & The Escalating Taiwan Strait Tensions
Geopolitical tensions around the Indo-Pacific are escalating with new advancements in the US-Philippines Military Alliance and the escalating tensions around the Taiwan Strait. The origins of a defense relationship between…