Tyler Dávila is a recent graduate from the University of Dayton with a B.A. in Political Science and International Studies. He is the founder of Loma.AI, an agritech startup automating agricultural compliance verification, and an agritech researcher at Counterpart International focusing on African affairs. His geopolitical analysis on North Africa and the Sahel has been published by the Atlas Institute, New Lines Institute, and other policy institutions. He also writes Pathway, a newsletter examining geopolitical dynamics in the region.
Corridors of Competition: Securing the Bering-Caspian Axis
This article discusses policy recommendations by leveraging maritime and energy diplomacy. The Issue at Hand The Bering Strait and Caspian Basin are converging into a high-stakes corridor for maritime access,…
The Country No One Can See: Turkmenistan and the Collapse of Digital Transparency
Introduction Turkmenistan is currently pursuing one of the most extreme state-directed approaches to digital control in the world. Voices are suppressed, independent access to information is systematically eliminated, and state-driven…