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The goal of this site is to explore the themes of Democracy and Authoritarian through a fresh and contemporary lens. The name TR3ND reflects our aim to stay current and to share three distinct voices, perspectives, and interpretations.
I graduated from Moscow State University (Baku Branch), where I studied Philology with a focus on Modern Western European Languages and Literatures. My academic background has given me a deep understanding of how language shapes thought, identity, and communication all of which are central to political life. I’m particularly interested in how politics influences language, and how language, in turn, plays a role in shaping public opinion, policy, and everyday political discourse. Through this lens, I write about current events and political phenomena, aiming to bring a critical, language-aware perspective to the analysis of today’s complex sociopolitical landscape.
I graduated from the University of Catania in 2024, where I studied Foreign Languages with a focus on Arabic Language and Literatures, along with History. My academic background has shaped a strong interest in the intersection between language, history, and politics. I believe that understanding a country’s past profoundly changes the way we perceive its present — and that the language used to describe political realities can influence how those realities are experienced, both locally and globally. In my writing, I explore how political narratives are shaped by historical memory and linguistic choices, and how language itself can become a tool of power, resistance, or transformation.
I hold a degree in Communication Sciences and Languages (L-20) from the University of Catania, where I developed a strong interest in sociology, history, and semiotics. For me, writing about politics means analyzing not only the facts, but also the language, symbols, and cultural contexts that shape them. In my contributions, I aim to offer a critical perspective that pays close attention to social dynamics, narratives, and the meanings underlying contemporary political phenomena.
Mohammed Alhasna
My name is Mohammed Alhasna and I am from Bethlehem, Palestine. I hold a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Finance and Banking. I am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Global Politics and Euro-Mediterranean Relations at the University of Catanja. My academic journey has equipped me with analytical and research skills, and I am passionate about understanding political dynamics, international relations and fostering cross-cultural dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
MOMNA KHAN
MOMNA KHAN
People recognize me by the name Momna Khan. I am a woman with an indispensable desire for knowledge and learning. As a person, I am simpler than simple yet complicated just the same.. My passion is to drive change in this society. My passion is revolution. I see my fellow men and women in plight, and I want to hold the saber that emancipates them. I see my fellow youth as the instigator for things larger than life. Their potential fascinates me. Dedicated International Relations researcher and Visiting Lecturer of Political Science with strong academic and professional experience in global politics, conflict studies, cybersecurity, diplomacy, and policy analysis. Holder of an MSc in Defence and Strategic Studies from Quaid-i-Azam University, with a proven record in teaching, academic research, legislative analysis, and community development.
Experienced in university-level instruction at the International Islamic University, policy research at the National Assembly of Pakistan, youth leadership through the Youth Parliament, and program coordination in development sectors. Demonstrates strong analytical, communication, and organisational skills with the ability to manage complex projects in multicultural and dynamic environments.
Actively published in peer-reviewed international journals on topics including political accountability, climate action, international security, the Belt and Road Initiative, counterterrorism, and global economic governance. Research publications include:
From Citizens to Fans: Celebrity Culture and the Collapse of Political Accountability in Pakistan
https://amresearchjournal.com/index.php/Journal/article/view/816SDG 13 Progress Assessment: Pakistan’s Position in Global Climate Action Index (2015–2025)
https://policyrj.com/1/article/view/1232Economic Implications of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for South and Central Asia
https://jmhorizons.com/index.php/journal/article/view/1004Pakistan as a Key Player in the Global War on Terror (2001–2021)
https://www.allsocialsciencejournal.com/search?q=SER-2025-5-017&search=searchRole of NATO in Post–Cold War Conflicts in Maintaining Peace
https://rjsaonline.com/journals/index.php/rjsa/article/view/420Economic Freedom, Governance, and Corruption: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Growth
https://doi.org/10.64105/jbmr.04.03.504
Recipient of multiple academic, leadership, and social service awards, including recognition from international Model United Nations platforms, the Sawera Social Work Award, and official commendation from government authorities. Highly active in volunteer and humanitarian work, including human rights advocacy with Amnesty International, medical relief projects, environmental initiatives, youth engagement forums, and community support programmes.
Motivated by a commitment to peace, global cooperation, and evidence-based policymaking, with a strong desire to contribute to European and international institutions working in governance, security, social development, education, and foreign policy.
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