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Agita Berzanskaite Why Testing Is Not Optional – TEST·Climate Policy & EnvironmentNewFWFerdinand Wegener Moscow Under Heavy Drone Fire·Security & DefenceNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·UncategorizedNewAKAni Kirtadze Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings·UncategorizedNewVBVernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·UncategorizedNewTCTommaso Colonetti Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate·UncategorizedNewLHLouisa Hermelin Tamas DRC: Rich land, hungry people.·UncategorizedNewDGDaniel Gibson Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent·UncategorizedNewSGShaheen Gaszewski Germany’s New Military Strategy·UncategorizedNewIHIohanne Holt WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?·UncategorizedNewAgita Berzanskaite Why Testing Is Not Optional – TEST·Climate Policy & EnvironmentNewFWFerdinand Wegener Moscow Under Heavy Drone Fire·Security & DefenceNewCCChris Coulter What It Takes to Build Peace Today·UncategorizedNewAKAni Kirtadze Ignored Warnings, Repeated Shortcomings·UncategorizedNewVBVernessa Beharry Community‑Run Aid Networks in Yemen·UncategorizedNewTCTommaso Colonetti Surveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate·UncategorizedNewLHLouisa Hermelin Tamas DRC: Rich land, hungry people.·UncategorizedNewDGDaniel Gibson Solving Mixity by Sidelining Consent·UncategorizedNewSGShaheen Gaszewski Germany’s New Military Strategy·UncategorizedNewIHIohanne Holt WTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?·UncategorizedWhy Testing Is Not Optional – TESTFWMoscow Under Heavy Drone FireCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today03 JunDSEI UKAKIgnored Warnings, Repeated ShortcomingsSat 20 Jun 2026VBCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in YemenTCSurveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate03 JunInternational Drone Show 2026LHDRC: Rich land, hungry people.DGSolving Mixity by Sidelining ConsentSat 20 Jun 2026SGGermany’s New Military Strategy03 JunIISS Shangri-La DialogueIHWTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?Why Testing Is Not Optional – TESTFWMoscow Under Heavy Drone FireCCWhat It Takes to Build Peace Today03 JunDSEI UKAKIgnored Warnings, Repeated ShortcomingsSat 20 Jun 2026VBCommunity‑Run Aid Networks in YemenTCSurveillance State Rhymes with Digital Fate03 JunInternational Drone Show 2026LHDRC: Rich land, hungry people.DGSolving Mixity by Sidelining ConsentSat 20 Jun 2026SGGermany’s New Military Strategy03 JunIISS Shangri-La DialogueIHWTO Appellate Body Crisis: Who Really Loses?Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Queen Mary University of London
Elsie Mahamou is a 2025 Politics and International Relations graduate. She intends to use this strong fondation to evolve in the field of security and peace. Based in London, her research draws heavily on her Beninese, Guadeloupean, and French origins, and the historical ties between these three territories. For instance, her final-year dissertation focused on the impact of European colonization on indigenous religions in West Africa, using Beninese Vodun as a case study. Beyond academia, she ha
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