Andrea Guidotti Countering Hybrid Threats in the Grey Zone·Artificial Intelligence & CybersecurityNew
Neele Seifert Trump, Xi and the Post-Unipolar World·Business EconomicsNew
Devin Nguyen The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)·International Economic RelationsNew
Gabriel Schroeder Campos The ‘Emergency Government’: Kast’s First 100 Days·International Relations & DiplomacyNew
Camila Mejia Quintero The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties·International Law & TreatiesNew
Arianna Vicinanza Plaid Cymru, SNP, and the Cracking Union·International Relations & DiplomacyNewOHOezlem Has Hybrid Security Regimes in Practice·Security Policy & DefenceNew
Juliette Bourahla The Paradox of Tunisia’s Arab Spring·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNew
Mariami Aliashvili The EU’s Support Against Russian Hybrid Threats·Security Policy & DefenceNew
Marco Tauro Challenges and Opportunities of Political Communication: A Conversation with Meltem Seker·Public AffairsNewAndrea Guidotti Countering Hybrid Threats in the Grey Zone·Artificial Intelligence & CybersecurityNewNeele Seifert Trump, Xi and the Post-Unipolar World·Business EconomicsNewDevin Nguyen The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)·International Economic RelationsNewGabriel Schroeder Campos The ‘Emergency Government’: Kast’s First 100 Days·International Relations & DiplomacyNewCamila Mejia Quintero The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties·International Law & TreatiesNewArianna Vicinanza Plaid Cymru, SNP, and the Cracking Union·International Relations & DiplomacyNewOHOezlem Has Hybrid Security Regimes in Practice·Security Policy & DefenceNewJuliette Bourahla The Paradox of Tunisia’s Arab Spring·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNewMariami Aliashvili The EU’s Support Against Russian Hybrid Threats·Security Policy & DefenceNewMarco Tauro Challenges and Opportunities of Political Communication: A Conversation with Meltem Seker·Public AffairsCountering Hybrid Threats in the Grey ZoneTrump, Xi and the Post-Unipolar WorldThe United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)19 JunSummer School: EU StudiesThe ‘Emergency Government’: Kast’s First 100 DaysSun 26 Jul 2026The Vienna Convention on the Law of TreatiesPlaid Cymru, SNP, and the Cracking Union07 JulEuropean EncountersOHHybrid Security Regimes in PracticeThe Paradox of Tunisia’s Arab SpringSun 26 Jul 2026The EU’s Support Against Russian Hybrid Threats18 JulEurope, Migration, Refugees (FUBiS Term III subject course)Challenges and Opportunities of Political Communication: A Conversation with Meltem SekerCountering Hybrid Threats in the Grey ZoneTrump, Xi and the Post-Unipolar WorldThe United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)19 JunSummer School: EU StudiesThe ‘Emergency Government’: Kast’s First 100 DaysSun 26 Jul 2026The Vienna Convention on the Law of TreatiesPlaid Cymru, SNP, and the Cracking Union07 JulEuropean EncountersOHHybrid Security Regimes in PracticeThe Paradox of Tunisia’s Arab SpringSun 26 Jul 2026The EU’s Support Against Russian Hybrid Threats18 JulEurope, Migration, Refugees (FUBiS Term III subject course)Challenges and Opportunities of Political Communication: A Conversation with Meltem Seker
Master of Arts (MA) · Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR)
Lidia Minich holds a BA degree in International Relations from ELTE (HU) and is currently completing her MA in International Security Management at the Berlin School of Economics and Law (DE), with a strong focus on international conflict management. She is passionate about peace-making and international humanitarian law, demonstrated through extensive hands-on experience with UN agencies (UNICEF and UNHCR). Her research focuses mainly on human rights violations and conflict resolution in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Sudan’s Invisible Humanitarian Crisis: Forced Displacement, Famine, and the Gendered Cost of Civil War Introduction This brief examines forced migration in sub-Saharan Africa through the lens of Sudan’s civil war. Since April 2023, Sudan has produced what the United Nations calls the world’s most…
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland at the end of 2025, Somalia’s territorial integrity, and decades of international consensus. This unilateral move reframes Somaliland’s three-decade independence as legitimate dissolution rather than illegal secession. The brief argues that state recognition is …
Question: Why won’t the international community call the Taliban’s systematic oppression of women gender apartheid? Argument: The Taliban’s regime meets every condition of apartheid (systematic oppression, intent to dominate, state-enforced coercion) except it targets gender. This legal gap has b…
