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Vernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNew
Tommaso Colonetti Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate·Artificial Intelligence & CybersecurityNew
Louisa Hermelin Tamas DRC: Rich land, hungry people.·Climate Policy & EnvironmentNew
Daniel Gibson Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent·International Law & TreatiesNew
Shaheen Gaszewski Germany’s New Military Strategy·Security Policy & DefenceNew
Iohanne Holt WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?·International Economic RelationsNew
Kuzey Tunguz Are Embassies Still Spy Bases?·International Relations & DiplomacyNew
Ani Kirtadze Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNew
Martina Llobell United States and China Strategic Competition·International Relations & DiplomacyNew
Vernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNew
Tommaso Colonetti Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate·Artificial Intelligence & CybersecurityNew
Louisa Hermelin Tamas DRC: Rich land, hungry people.·Climate Policy & EnvironmentNew
Daniel Gibson Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent·International Law & TreatiesNew
Shaheen Gaszewski Germany’s New Military Strategy·Security Policy & DefenceNew
Iohanne Holt WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?·International Economic RelationsNew
Kuzey Tunguz Are Embassies Still Spy Bases?·International Relations & DiplomacyNew
Ani Kirtadze Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNew
Martina Llobell United States and China Strategic Competition·International Relations & Diplomacy
Community‑Run Aid Networks in YemenCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today
Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate30 MayInternational Peace Mediation and International Negotiations (FUBiS Term II subject course)
DRC: Rich land, hungry people.Fri 10 Jul 2026
Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent
Germany’s New Military Strategy06 JunSciences Po Summer School (Policy Lab)
WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?
Are Embassies Still Spy Bases?Fri 10 Jul 2026
Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings19 JunSummer School: EU Studies
United States and China Strategic Competition
Community‑Run Aid Networks in YemenCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today
Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate30 MayInternational Peace Mediation and International Negotiations (FUBiS Term II subject course)
DRC: Rich land, hungry people.Fri 10 Jul 2026
Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent
Germany’s New Military Strategy06 JunSciences Po Summer School (Policy Lab)
WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?
Are Embassies Still Spy Bases?Fri 10 Jul 2026
Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings19 JunSummer School: EU Studies
United States and China Strategic Competition
No degree yet · The University of Nottingham Malaysia
Aiki Nagasaki is currently pursuing bachelor’s degree in international relations as a second-year student in the University of Nottingham Malaysia. She chose international relations because of her interest in history, particularly around the era of World War I and II, and her desire to understand how states interact with one another in the international field. Currently, there are two specific interests in the field: state threat perceptions and the securitisation of refugees.
No publications yet.