Political Risk Analyst at Atlas Institute, specialising in Eastern European diplomacy; the Russia-Ukraine war; and the EU institutional architecture and collective security policy. A recent graduate of Webster University, Geneva, with a Bachelor of International Relations and a minor in Media.
Ceasefire Or Pause? Why Europe Cannot Guarantee What It Cannot Enforce
European constraints in supporting Ukrainian security commitments False Truce During the Orthodox Easter, April 20th 2026, Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire (aljazeera, 2026). Although lasting for only 32 hours,…
Battle Tested but Institutionally Excluded: the Role of Ukraine in the EU’s Collective Drone Security
The EU Needs Institutional Urgency and Ukraine’s Involvement to Close the Technological Gap with Russia In May 2025, NATO conducted a major military exercise called the Hedgehog, in which Ukrainian…
Forged by Crisis, Fractured by Design: How Institutional Vulnerabilities in EU Decision-Making Undermine Collective Security
The unanimity trap, Hungarian obstruction, and the gaps in EU collective security February 23rd, 2026, Hungary vetoed a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine and, alongside Slovakia, blocked the 20th…