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No degree yet · Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Laura Avilés is a third-year International Relations student at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, currently studying abroad. Recent work includes a strategic paper on EU border security and research on WTO trade dynamics. She is driven by a commitment to global welfare and seeks opportunities to foster constructive collaborations. Laura aims to remain open-minded and continuously expand her knowledge.
– How does the Iran war affect Central Asia’s neutrality and trade? – The conflict disrupts key transit routes, raises prices, and forces C5 states to balance ties between Iran, the US, and regional partners. – Prolonged instability will strain neutrality, pushing Central Asia to diversify trade …
How can democracies worldwide confront rising polarization and digital era threats while strengthening civil engagement? Polarisation, misinformation, and weakened trust demand new tools. We need to counter them with AI, stronger digital media presence, and other innovative solutions. Democracies…
Main Question: How are drones, particularly UAVs, redefining warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict? Argument: Affordable, small-scale drones (like FPVs) are now central to modern combat, offering low-cost, high-impact strategies that outmaneuver traditional defense systems. Conclusion: Operation…
1. Will the CSTO have a future as a relevant organization? 2. We see a history of inaction, Russia maintains a leadership role within the organization and its current priorities are elsewhere, we have seen member states question the organization. 3. Although the organization is unlikely to disapp…
