Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) · University of Warsaw
Graduated from University of Warsaw, International Relations concluding thesis on Turkey’s Foreign Policy and Its Impact on Regional Security During Gulf Wars (1991-2003). Initiated professional foundation by conducting and participating in Model United Nations conferences. As last 3 years, worked in different positions and sectors as Sales Executive, Research Intern, Sales Intern, Liason Officer and Editor/Writer. Personal focus on security and defence policies/ diplomacy intelligence.
Diplomacy and espionage have always been linked, from ancient statecraft to modern hybrid warfare. While the Vienna Convention codified diplomatic protections, it also enabled intelligence gathering under cover—a reality demonstrated by Russian embassies operating as espionage hubs in Europe.
While the Gulf Cooperation Council shares pressing security concerns, it lacks the institutional framework and collective defense obligations of NATO. This brief examines how regional rivalries, divergent foreign policies, and heavy reliance on external powers hinder formal integration, concludin…
Is South America’s shift to the right ideological or cyclical? Voters have turned to right-wing leaders mainly because of economic problems, crime, and frustration with prolonged left-wing governments. Hence, the shift is a short-term, corrective reaction rather than ideological in nature.
How has Jamal Khashoggi’s murder affected US–Saudi relations? Despite intelligence linking the killing to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and subsequent sanctions, both the Trump and Biden administrations largely prioritized strategic interests over accountability, emphasizing security cooperati…
