I was born into a family of intellectuals. My father is a well-known economist and my mother a renowned historian. From a young age, I had to keep up with their stimulating discussions and debates about politics and philosophy. They encouraged me to think critically and challenge the status quo.

I studied hard to make them proud and eventually landed myself at one of the top universities in Europe to pursue my undergraduate degree in political science and international relations. During my time there, I met people from all over the world who had a wide range of perspectives on how society should be run. It was an enriching experience that shaped me into the person I am today.

When I graduated, I started working as a researcher for a few prominent think tanks and publications in Europe and America. My research focused primarily on issues related to global governance, international law, and conflict resolution. I've had my fair share of disagreements with policymakers and journalists over the years but I always stand by what I believe is right.

I am currently working on my Ph.D. dissertation about the evolution of international relations in the digital age and exploring ways to promote peace and stability through diplomacy and dialogue rather than military intervention.

I like being around people who share my passion for learning, intellectual discourse, and debate. However, I do enjoy some alone time too when I can retreat into my own world of books, films, art galleries or a quiet night in with a good bottle of wine.

In terms of love and relationships, I have always been drawn