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Agita Berzanskaite Why Testing Is Not Optional – TEST·Climate Policy & EnvironmentNewFWFerdinand Wegener Moscow Under Heavy Drone Fire·Security & DefenceNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·UncategorizedNewVBVernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·UncategorizedNewTCTommaso Colonetti Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate·UncategorizedNewLHLouisa Hermelin Tamas DRC: Rich land, hungry people.·UncategorizedNewDGDaniel Gibson Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent·UncategorizedNewSGShaheen Gaszewski Germany’s New Military Strategy·UncategorizedNewIHIohanne Holt WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?·UncategorizedNewKTKuzey Tunguz Are Embassies Still Spy Bases?·UncategorizedNew
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Why Testing Is Not Optional – TESTFWMoscow Under Heavy Drone FireCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today03 JunDSEI UKVBCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in YemenSun 21 Jun 2026TCSurveillance State Rhymes with Digital FateLHDRC: Rich land, hungry people.03 JunInternational Drone Show 2026DGSolving Mixity by Sidelining ConsentSGGermany’s New Military StrategySun 21 Jun 2026IHWTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?03 JunIISS Shangri-La DialogueKTAre Embassies Still Spy Bases?
Why Testing Is Not Optional – TESTFWMoscow Under Heavy Drone FireCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today03 JunDSEI UKVBCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in YemenSun 21 Jun 2026TCSurveillance State Rhymes with Digital FateLHDRC: Rich land, hungry people.03 JunInternational Drone Show 2026DGSolving Mixity by Sidelining ConsentSGGermany’s New Military StrategySun 21 Jun 2026IHWTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?03 JunIISS Shangri-La DialogueKTAre Embassies Still Spy Bases?Bachelor of Science (BS) · Assas and Sorbonne University (graduated from Leiden University last year)
Violette moved to China when she was younger and realized how unequal the world is. Since then, she made it her life mission to help the most vulnerable (migrants and developing countries). She graduated from a bachelor of International Relations and Organizations at Leiden University and now attends Assas and Sorbonne University for a Master in International Politics. Her interests are focused towards humanitarian aid and the South-East Asian region. She is also involved with the Red Cross.
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