Sudan’s Hunger War: Access, Markets, and the Displacement Multiplier
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate Sudan’s crisis is not merely a byproduct of warfare, but a fundamental...
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
Gaza’s Hunger Crisis: Israel’s War on Access and Survival
Welcome to a new episode of the Tipping Point from the TRT World Research Centre. In this episode,...
War Beyond War: How Conflict Transmits Crisis
A prolonged war in the Middle East does not only raise the human cost on the battlefield. It...
When Liberation Bombs: Minab, Feminist Rhetoric, and the Moral Contradictions of Modern War
The bombing of a primary school in southern Iran has once again exposed one of the most troubling...
Managing Spillover: Türkiye–EU and the Iran Crisis
Managing Spillover: Türkiye–EU and the Iran Crisis The US-Israel military campaign against Iran has sent shockwaves far beyond...
Three Years On: Türkiye After the Earthquake
A data-led snapshot of Türkiye’s recovery three years after the Kahramanmaraş earthquakes—housing, public spending, services, and resilience indicators.
Starvation as a Weapon of War in Gaza
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The weaponisation of starvation exposes a profound contradiction within the international legal...
The Forgotten Front: Displacement, Climate, and Conflict in the Sahel
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The international community systematically prioritises securitised containment and border management over sustainable...
Safe Return or Not? Expectations vs. Reality of Syrian Refugee Repatriation
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The expectation of mass Syrian refugee repatriation following the collapse of the...
Borders Under Pressure: Rethinking Migration Policies for a Changing World
Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The global reliance on enforcement-heavy deterrence strategies has paradoxically accelerated humanitarian crises...