Colombe de Grandmaison is studying for an MA in International Peace and Security with a particular focus on Insurgency Movements and Human Rights in West Africa and Latin America. Her latest article analyses the upcoming Presidential Elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo and their implications for Regional Security. On November 22nd, 2018, the campaign…

Umer Ahmed is a second year student of International Relations. His article focuses on the worrying environmental implications resulting from the recent election of Right-wing Populist Jair Bolsonaro as President of Brazil “Brazil’s Foreign Minister says Climate Change is a Marxist plot” was the first news notification on my phone this morning. The second read “California…

Luka Powell is a final year student of International Relations at King’s College London, her research focuses on the Middle East, Security and Foreign Policy. Her article explores the intricate relationship between Climate Change and Geopolitics across a range of sectors. The changing climate and the role played by humans in facilitating this change has…

This Article is written by Hugo Tuckett, an MA Geopolitics, Territory and Security student. His Article focuses on the implications of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU on the sensitive Northern Irish Border As Brexit negotiations continue, the question of the Irish border remains one of the most contentious and challenging issues to tackle. With a…

This article was written by Colombe de Grandmaison, an MA International Peace and Security student whose research interests focus on Insurgency Movements and Human Rights in West Africa and Latin America. Her Article focuses on the Interrelationship between Terrorism and Narcotics Trafficking in West Africa’s ‘Jihadist Belt’. As much as any other type of trade,…