Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Lund University and Malmö University
Belen Bringas is pursuing a Master of Science in Global Studies with a major in Political Science at Lund University. She holds a B.A. in International Relations from Malmö University and has experience in policy research, communications, and marketing. Her work focuses on AI governance, gender equality, and peace and security in the EU and Latin America. She plans to pursue a PhD in the future.
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Main Question: How does the militarization of AI by the U.S. and China contribute to global instability? Argument: The AI arms race between the U.S. and China, especially in autonomous weapon systems (AWS), increases the risk of conflict escalation due to unpredictability, biased data, and reduc…
Main question: How is Peru addressing the rise in organized crime? Argument: The government’s militarized response and harsher laws for minors fail to tackle root causes like corruption, drug trafficking, and illegal mining. Conclusion: Without structural reforms and prevention programs, Peru’s c…
Main Question: How is the competition between China and the U.S. shaping Peru’s role as a trade hub in the Pacific? Argument: The 2024 APEC Summit highlighted China’s growing influence in Peru, exemplified by the Chancay Megaport, while U.S.-Peru ties face uncertainty due to President-elect Trum…
This article investigates how artificial intelligence (AI) technologies can support the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda (WPS). Through the introduction of the following technologies: automated behavioural analysis, AI consultation, predictive analytics, AI-generated event maps and machine-learn…
Sweden’s accession to NATO will bring about contributions of AI technology in the defence sector.
