Arianna Beretta Fault Lines Eastward·International Relations & DiplomacyNewANAlastair Nicol What Post-Brexit Britain Can Learn From the Past·International Relations & DiplomacyNew
Liza Oliinyk The Baltic Shield·Security Policy & DefenceNewYEYoussef Eldershabi The AI Infrastructure Leverage Framework·International Economic RelationsNew
Lidia Minich Sudan’s Forgotten War an Women’s Untold Cost·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNew
Vernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNewEEPIS Article 42(7) TEU and the EU’s Defence Future·International Law & TreatiesNewEEPIS Beyond the Pitch·International Relations & DiplomacyNewEEPIS Limited Statehood·International Relations & DiplomacyNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNewArianna Beretta Fault Lines Eastward·International Relations & DiplomacyNewANAlastair Nicol What Post-Brexit Britain Can Learn From the Past·International Relations & DiplomacyNewLiza Oliinyk The Baltic Shield·Security Policy & DefenceNewYEYoussef Eldershabi The AI Infrastructure Leverage Framework·International Economic RelationsNewLidia Minich Sudan’s Forgotten War an Women’s Untold Cost·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionNewVernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·Human Rights & Humanitarian AidNewEEPIS Article 42(7) TEU and the EU’s Defence Future·International Law & TreatiesNewEEPIS Beyond the Pitch·International Relations & DiplomacyNewEEPIS Limited Statehood·International Relations & DiplomacyNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·Peacekeeping & Conflict PreventionFault Lines EastwardANWhat Post-Brexit Britain Can Learn From the PastThe Baltic Shield06 JunSciences Po Summer School (Policy Lab)YEThe AI Infrastructure Leverage FrameworkTue 14 Jul 2026Sudan’s Forgotten War an Women’s Untold CostCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen19 JunSummer School: EU StudiesEArticle 42(7) TEU and the EU’s Defence FutureEBeyond the PitchTue 14 Jul 2026ELimited Statehood29 JunInternational Summer School (Vienna International Summer University)CCWhat It Takes to Build Peace TodayFault Lines EastwardANWhat Post-Brexit Britain Can Learn From the PastThe Baltic Shield06 JunSciences Po Summer School (Policy Lab)YEThe AI Infrastructure Leverage FrameworkTue 14 Jul 2026Sudan’s Forgotten War an Women’s Untold CostCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen19 JunSummer School: EU StudiesEArticle 42(7) TEU and the EU’s Defence FutureEBeyond the PitchTue 14 Jul 2026ELimited Statehood29 JunInternational Summer School (Vienna International Summer University)CCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today
Master of Laws (LLM) · University of Edinburgh (graduated); University of Nottingham Ningbo China (current); University of Law (current)
Aliya Woodcock is completing master’s degrees focused on International Political Economy at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China and in International Trade and Commercial Law at the University of Law. Her thesis examined China’s divergent responses to Australia and the UK in 2020. She is particularly interested in how states, especially China, use trade as an instrument of foreign policy at the intersection of economic statecraft and security.