Middle East
The American fiasco in the Middle East, coupled with the bequeathed legacy of Trump’s era, is posing tremendous challenges to the new American administration. Though the latest Russian invasion of ...
Diplomatic Life
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into our daily lives is happening at a rapid pace, and its influence has spilled over into the realm of international politics. From shaping ...
Climate change isn’t something people get to choose to believe or not: it’s happening. Since pre-industrial times, human-caused climate change has resulted in an increase in greenhouse gas emissions that ...
Security Conflicts
Pakistan’s army is one of the largest armies in the world. Historically, the reason behind the creation of armies was to protect society from any external threats. With the change ...
Our Team
Mirza Jahanzeb Beg
Director of YD Asia
Mirza Jahanzeb Beg is a Renowned Human Rights Defender, Psychologist, Political Analyst and a Journalist. He has Studied International Law and United Nations Mechanism and worked with various International Organizations and spoken extensively on the Geopolitical issues of South Asia on various International Platforms.
Joyce Peronne-Gourdin
Director of YD Spain
After her degree in Sciences Po Paris, Joyce lived one year in India where she specialized in Asian geopolitics. In 2016 she taught geography in La Sorbonne, while giving conferences about Human rights in the Red Cross. She is now a new teacher in the ESADE (university of law and geopolitics) in Barcelona.
Nacer Nafea
Director of YD Morocco
Nacer Nafea, an 18 years old moroccan citizen. He studies biology in the faculty of Sciences rabat.
He is currently working with NGO'S to achieve what the world is working on, such as: SDG's.
He had the opportunity to get accepted in many programs that offers workshops in soft and leadership skills.
Rajan Chohan-Jones
Director of YD UK
Rajan Chohan-Jones grew up in Bangkok under the controversial rule of Thaksin Shinawatra. Seeing public protests in a divisive political environment was one of his main inspirations for studying politics. Moving back to England Rajan’s family further involved him in historical and contemporary political discussions and quickly discovered politics and international relations was something he was passionate about.