Master of Arts (MA) · Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne University
Artúr Ráth is pursuing an M.A. in Sustainable Finance at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University (FR). He holds a BA in Economics and a Master's degree in Economics - History of Economic Thought from the same university. His research is mainly on economics, fintechs, history, and geopolitics. Currently, he is also a member of EuroDefense France and EuroDefense Hungary, two associations dedicated to proposing recommendations on European defence policy, industrial policy, and geostrategy.
-Haiti’s complex security crisis has worsened since 2024. -Evolving battlefield dynamics threaten greater gang control and violence. -Political externalities endanger Haiti’s economy and political legitimacy.
How does the new U.S. National Security Strategy reshape American global engagement and regional priorities under an “America First” framework? The NSS limits global leadership, revives the Monroe Doctrine in the Western Hemisphere, makes European security conditional, favors deterrence in Asia, …
– Trump’s second-term immigration policies reflect intensified enforcement, provoked legal challenges, and spurned debates over constitutional and civil rights – Increased deportations have had severe domestic consequences, provoking widespread protests, state defiance, and raising alarm in US im…
How has President Bukele’s approach to violent crime affected regional crime (and his popularity)? Despite criticism from human rights groups, homicide continue dropping, and Bukele’s popularity is soaring. Bukele’s “mano dura” approach to violent crime, immigration, and democracy are an inspirat…
1. How the current economic crisis affects the international relations of Cuba. 2. The Cuban regime is facing a major crisis that could potentially undermine its grip on the island. 3. Cuba needs to rely on foreign powers such as Russia to maintain the status quo.
Melting Arctic ice drives competition; Russia gains, Canada and the U.S. cooperate but clash.
