Author bio: Philippine Hébert is a French 2nd year BA student in International Relations at King’s College London, currently on a year abroad at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Interested in geopolitical and defence-related matters, her work is interdisciplinary, ranging from the stakes surrounding the relationship between Russia and Europe to France’s politics and…
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Nordstream 2: Geopolitical Implications for European Energy Security and Beyond.
Tom Baker is a Masters student reading MSc Russian and Eurasian Politics and Economics. His geopolitical interests are primarily focused on post-Soviet Eurasia, with an eye on Russia and Central Asia in particular. Tom currently serves in the committee of King’s College London Geopolitical Risk Society. Nordstream 2, Russian state energy company Gazprom’s new gas…
The Geopolitical Risk of Russian Assistance in Lukashenko’s Cling to Power: Belarus in Putin’s hands?
Tom Baker is a Masters student reading Russian and Eurasian Politics and Economics. His academic interests range from energy security in Post-Soviet Eurasia to transnational crime in Central Asia and ethnic/cultural dimensions in Russia. Introduction: During the last six months, mass protests have taken place all over Minsk in opposition to the rule of long-term…
What’s Next: Continued Threats to the Western Alliance and NATO in the Post-Trump World
Luka is a second-year History and International Relations student at King’s College London originally from Colorado, USA. His geopolitical interests include U.S. foreign policy, the Transatlantic Alliance, and the advent of great power rivalry. What’s next? It is undoubtedly a question on the mind of policy makers on either side of the Atlantic following the defeat…
The Rise of a new geopolitical risk (2/3): China’s dominance over REE is jeopardizing the EU’s green energy transition
Maxime Sommerfeld Antoniou is a master student in Geopolitics, Territory, and Security at King’s College London. His academic interests range from the geopolitics of rare earths to green industrial policies. Abstract: The EU wants to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Its plan aims at been quick and bold. However, China’s dominance over REE and the…
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