Permitted Occupation: Illegality and the Settlement Regime in the West Bank Under Genocide
Reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed the removal of some settlement outposts in the West Bank...
Academic Background
MA
University of Westminster • Cultural and Critical Studies
BA
Kocaeli University • Journalism
Achievements
She completed her master's degree in Cultural and Critical Studies at the University of Westminster. Her areas of interest can be listed as cultural studies, discourse analysis, refugees and immigration studies.
Total Contribution: 26
When the Border Follows You: America’s New Politics of Immigration and Belonging
America’s border no longer ends at the border. Since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January...
When Rumours Become Reality: Ceuta and Europe’s Digital Border
The mass movement into Ceuta at the end of July 2026 was more than another episode of migration...
AI and the Politics of Humanitarian Prediction
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The humanitarian transition toward anticipatory action mediated by predictive analytics risks institutionalising...
From Protection to Integration: Colombia’s Migration Experiment
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The Colombian model represents a fundamental shift from security-centred deterrence to socioeconomic regularisation, yet it...
Choke Points and Chain Reactions: Has Energy Dependence Become the Ultimate Weapon of War?
Welcome to a new episode of The Tipping Point from the TRT World Research Centre. In this episode,...
The Syrian Civil War Through the Lens of Syrian Documentary Filmmakers
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The Syrian Civil War operates as a dual battlefield where territorial control...
Energy Shock, Global Consequences: The US-Iran War as a Vulnerability Multiplier
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The US-Iran war transforms energy corridors from sectoral infrastructure into geopolitical frontlines,...
Starved Twice: How Gaza’s Food Crisis Became a Weapon of War
Gaza’s worsening food crisis cannot be explained by shortage alone. This analysis argues that access restrictions, supply disruption,...
Containment Without Capacity: Sudan’s Displacement and the Limits of Border Politics
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The fundamental contradiction of the regional crisis stemming from Sudan is that...