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Björn Laurin Kühn is pursuing a B.Sc. in International Relations and Organisations at Leiden University (NL). His research focuses on Eastern Europe and the MENA region, particularly security policy. Currently, he serves on the AC committee at the JASON Institute for Peace and Security Studies.
Bulgaria’s ongoing political instability reflects deep divisions and challenges to coherent national governance.
The Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) was activated for the first time in 2022 for Ukrainian refugees. While effective, its temporary nature raises concerns.
With the incorporation of AI systems, new fully automated F2T2EA models may become a reality.
In the upcoming Russian presidential elections, President Putin is expected to portray himself as the unchallenged leader, maintaining his dominance over the Russian state.
The upcoming US election will shape the course of the Russo-Ukrainian War and affect compliance with the international rules-based order.
Amidst a new era of global governance problems, countries increasingly source out responsibilities to PMSCs.
