Nadina Ronc is an internationally recognised speaker and commentator on global affairs, security strategy, and human resilience. She brings a rare combination of rigorous analytical expertise and lived experience, offering audiences insights into geopolitical risk, conflict dynamics, and personal resilience:

• Russian Foreign Policy & Geopolitics
  Analysis of Russia’s global strategies and their security implications for Europe, Africa, and beyond.

• Kremlin Influence in the Western Balkans
  Drawing on her U.S. Army War College–funded research, she examines Moscow’s interference and post‑Yugoslav geopolitics.

• Hybrid Warfare & Influence Operations
  Exploring covert and overt strategies used by state and non‑state actors to shape political outcomes.

• War, Refugees & Displacement
  Speaking with lived authority as a Bosnian refugee, she addresses exile, identity rebuilding, and resilience in the face of systemic adversity.

• Genocide, Memory & Truth-Telling
  Engaging with remembrance, accountability, and how confronting historical truths helps prevent future atrocities.

• Identity, Belonging & Resilience
  Themes central to her memoir, Daughters of Dissidents Need Not Apply, exploring loss, belonging, and the forging of resilience.

For speaking engagements, panel invitations, or policy-focused commentary, please get in touch here.