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Bachelor of Science (BS) · University Leiden
Martin Indjov is a student of International Relations and Organisations at Leiden University with broad knowledge of the international political environment. His interests focus on economics and international relations in Europe and Eurasia. Passionate about improving people’s lives, Martin is eager to join EPIS and contribute to its mission.
– Should the ECB push the Euro internationally to incentivise smaller economies to take the Euro on as their anchor currency? – The general trend point towards a de-risking internationally with countries increasingly preferring baskets over a single currency, and the most attractive policy remain…
Main question: Should European governments cut social spending to increase military budgets in response to rising global threats? Argument: Policies that reduce support for the most vulnerable populations increase social inequality, fuel resentment, and create fertile ground for right-wing populi…
