Master of Arts (MA) · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Kalum Rock holds Master’s degrees in Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, specializing in European Governance. His research focuses on transatlantic politics, particularly US-EU relations. He has worked for the European External Action Service and the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany, and has expertise in multilateralism and international diplomacy, especially at the UN level.
The Berlin Defense Tech Forum 2026 highlighted that successful defense innovation must be driven by battlefield needs. Ukrainian soldiers emphasized practicality, affordability, and rapid adaptation over technological complexity.
When FIFA awarded the 2026 World Cup to a joint bid from the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the decision was widely celebrated as a testament to North American cooperation. The tournament would be the largest in football history, spanning three countries, sixteen host cities, and millions of …
Main question: How does intensified immigration enforcement under Trump affect the U.S. economy and corporate behaviour? Argument: Expanded detention, infrastructure growth, and public enforcement generate political gains but create economic friction for labour-dependent industries. Conclusion: T…
Main question: Does the capture of Maduro reflect justice, or a broader shift toward unilateral U.S. power politics? Argument: The intervention serves economic and strategic interests, signaling a move toward spheres of influence and away from international norms. Conclusion: The operation marks …
