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Nareeka is a researcher of natural resource politics with a decade of experience in the energy and climate sector, most recently at the United Nations. Her work focuses on critical mineral development in Southeast Asia.

Pim Fitzpayne is a PhD candidate in the Department of History of Art and Archaeology.

Haolin Li is a PhD candidate in Anthropology and Sociology at SOAS, University of London. His research explores Chinese tea merchants, gastrodiplomacy, and the transnational cultural and economic networks surrounding Chinese tea.

Kelly Hagen, Centre for Global Media and Communications. Diaspora as the Front Line: Online Activism and Transnational Solidarity Amongst the Palestinian Diaspora in the West. Palestinian diaspora in the West, Palestine, online activism, social movements, transnational solidarity

Xinyang Zhao is an MPhil/PhD student in China and Inner Asia Studies at SOAS, University of London. Her current research focuses on modern Chinese literature.

Liqi Wu, a PhD student in law, focuses on the intersections of climate change, human mobility, state obligations, and the capability approach to explore how legal frameworks can better protect displaced populations.

Johanna is a PhD candidate in the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS, supervised by Prof. Fiona B Adamson, Dr. Nathaniel George and Dr. Nicholas Westcott.

Hossein Bastani is an academic researcher and investigative journalist with BBC Persian, specialising in Iranian political affairs. Over the past two decades, he has produced dozens of investigative television programmes and authored more than two thousand in-depth reports and analytical articles on Iran’s domestic and foreign policy.

Mayukh is a Felix Scholar and doctoral researcher at SOAS, University of London, exploring how life insurance transformed Indian society from 1800 to 2000. His PhD project, titled "Cashing Lives: A History of Indian Life Insurance (1800–2000)," offers a comprehensive institutional history of life insurance in India, tracing its evolution from a colonial financial instrument to a post-independence state monopoly.