Zsófia Baumann
Zsófi is a security specialist from Hungary. She is a graduate of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS) and Corvinus University of Budapest. A former journalist and consultant, she worked at the European Parliament, NATO and the UN. Her areas of expertise include violent conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, radicalization, homegrown terrorism and the foreign fighters’ phenomenon.
Zsófia’s Articles:
- British Challenges in the Face of a Changing Terrorist Threat (14 Sep. 2018)
- Countering Radicalization in Europe and the Limits of Forced Integration (14 Sep. 2018)
- The Editorial: The Uncertainties of the Upcoming Trump-Putin Summit (2 Jul. 2018)
- Cold War 2.0: The Security Perspectives of a Potential New Conflict Between Russia and the West (4 Jun. 2018)
- The Editorial: Libya, Seven Years On (1 Jun. 2018)
- The Editorial: Migration and Security at the Center of European Elections (1 Apr. 2018)
- Another Ceasefire in Syria: Thirty Days for Peace? (14 Mar. 2018)
- The Evolution of Russia’s Information Warfare: From Estonia to Germany (4 Mar. 2018)
- Capture of ‘The Beatles’: A New Framework for the Prosecution of Terrorists? (14 Feb. 2018)
- Cubs of the Caliphate: What Future for European Children Born in the Islamic State? (4 Feb. 2018)
- Pirates and Terrorists: An Emerging Security Challenge for Africa (5 Jan. 2018)
- Trump to Cut Funding from US Counterterrorism Strategy (26 Dec. 2017)
- Should Governments Take Away Foreign Fighters’ Citizenships? (12 Dec. 2017)
- Filling the Gaps of European Intelligence Sharing in the Light of Recent Terrorist Attacks (6 Dec. 2017)
- The Sentencing of Ratko Mladić, the Last Yugoslav War Criminal: A New Chapter for Bosnia? (1 Dec. 2017)
- The Editorial: Reshaping the Middle East (1 Dec. 2017)
- The “Blowback Effect” – Why Do Foreign Fighters Return? (16 Nov. 2017)
- Russia’s “Little Green Men” Appear in Syria (14 Nov. 2017)
- Al Shabaab Gains Momentum in Somalia (5 Nov. 2017)
- Who Goes and Why? The Profiles of Today’s European Foreign Fighters (1 Nov. 2017)
- The Islamic State in Afghanistan: A Possible New Caliphate? (1 Nov. 2017)