Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Sciences Po / University of Groningen
Anne Most holds a B.A. (Hons) in International Relations and International Organisation from the University of Groningen (NL). During her minor at Queen’s University (Canada), she deepened her knowledge of crisis management and Arctic politics, which shaped her research interest at the intersection of climate change and international security. She will continue to explore this field in her Master’s in International Security at Sciences Po Paris. In addition, she gained experience in the field of sustainability through an internship at the State Parliament of Baden-Württemberg.
The report discusses the Eurosatory 2026 exhibition, where industry leaders showcased new technologies and discussed, alongside European defence officials, NATO and research institutions, how industrial resilience, financial mobilisation, rapid innovation, and Ukraine’s battlefield experience are…
Thematic Working Group Briefs – 2026 Western Balkans: EU, Environment & Accession The Western Balkan EU accession candidates (Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina) together with Kosovo, as a potential candidate, face significant challenges in meeting the EU’s envir…
How do military post-disaster operations illustrate the role and consequences of militaries as actors in climate governance? The intensity of Hurricane Melissa led to the involvement of foreign militaries in disaster relief. Disaster relief operations provide an entry point for militaries as acto…
How do Pacific Small Island Developing States assess the COP29 Triple Finance Framework ahead of COP30? Climate finance supports PSIDS in reducing their vulnerability to climate impacts; however, more ambitious actions by other countries remain essential for their survival. At COP30, PSIDS plan o…
