Martina is a final-year undergraduate in International Relations and Global Communication with a minor in Economics. Her academic focus lies in International Political Economy, power distribution, and hegemonic systems. She has published research in international affairs journals and is currently engaged in policy-oriented economic analysis within an international institutional setting. Her goal is to bridge rigorous academic research with evidence-based policymaking.
On 30 July, approximately 80,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, a city of 83,000. Two months later, Spain’s parties are still arguing over who is to blame, each choosing its culprit according to political interest rather than the facts. This article examines how a humanitarian crisis bec…
Main Question: Does China’s rise threaten North American security and economic interests? Argument: Military modernization, supply chain competition, and coordinated political interference across Canada and the US exploit Western vulnerabilities while Mexico’s institutional isolation compounds re…
