Devolution and Democracy: What’s Next for the Scottish Independence Movement?
This policy outlook examines the impact of the 2021 elections on the prospect of Scottish independence. On May...
Academic Background
BA
• Middle Eastern Studies
Worth to Know
Anna Murphy is a former research assistant at the TRT World Research Centre. Prior to joining the Research Centre, Anna was a Fulbright Scholar in Ankara, Turkey. While at Brown University, she was an Undergraduate Research Fellow at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs. Her research interests include political communication in the UK and EU, Middle Eastern politics, and US foreign policy in the MENA region.
Total Contribution: 9
A Decade in the Balance: The Status of Syrian Refugees in Turkey 10 Years On
This info-pack examines the status of Syrian nationals under Temporary Protection in Turkey a decade after the outbreak...
A New Era for British News?
This policy outlook will explore the tension between the historical role of broadcast news in the UK and...
Beitar and Beyond: The United Arab Emirates and Qatar’s Use of Football as Soft Power
This policy outlook examines the UAE and Qatar’s investment in football clubs in Europe and Israel as two...
Are US-Saudi Relations Headed for a Reset?
This policy outlook examines the potential trajectory of US-Saudi relations over the course of Biden’s first term in...
Biden Will Alter Rhetoric, but Won’t Change Course on Western Sahara
The Biden administration now faces a situation in which its stance on Western Sahara is directly tied to...
Morocco-Israel Normalisation: A Geopolitical Shift with Far-reaching Consequences for the MENA Region
This policy outlook analyses the shift in US policy regarding the Western Sahara, Morocco-Israel relations, and the role...
Macron’s Authoritarian Turn? The Potential Impact of ‘la loi relative à la sécurité globale’ on Civil Liberties in France
This policy outlook examines the contents and implications of France’s comprehensive security law that has sparked the most...
Dignity Without Borders
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The international humanitarian framework ostensibly prioritises universal refugee protection, yet structural constraints...