Master of Arts (MA) · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Sciences Po Grenoble
Said Ghneim is a DAAD-funded graduate student in the Transatlantic Master’s Program in Political Science at UNC Chapel Hill and Sciences Po Grenoble. His research focuses on AI regulation, digital governance, and transatlantic security. He seeks to strengthen democratic resilience and cooperation between Europe and the United States in emerging technology policy.
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 …
Question: Focused on the “Donroe Doctrine” vs regional stability. Argument: Centred on the use of Venezuelan energy as a coercive tool. Conclusion: Highlighted the EU’s “middleman” role via the PDCA framework.
The assassination of Uruapan Mayor highlighted deep-rooted organized crime and weak local policing in Michoacán. The newly proposed Michoacán Plan combines security, justice, economic, and youth programs to restore state authority and tackle systemic criminal influence. The success of the plan is…
