Sunaina Danziger is an incoming PhD student in History at Princeton University studying transnational far-right movements and great-power foreign policy. From 2019 to 2022, she was a researcher at the South Asia Program at the Stimson Center and the Deputy Editor of South Asian Voices, a publication on the politics and security of the subcontinent. She has published opinion pieces in South Asian Voices, InkStick Media, and the Harvard Political Review and longer-form analysis in International Security. She graduated with a BA in History from Harvard University. Previously, she conducted research on U.S. foreign policy and the Syrian Civil War at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University and on Brexit and the European refugee crisis at the House of Commons in London. Find her on Twitter: @sunainadanziger.

Dylan Junkin is a Research Assistant with the South Asia Program at the Stimson Center. He graduated with a BA in International Relations from Stanford University, writing a senior thesis on the global influence of Chinese state media. Dylan has worked at several technology startups, conducted research for the Department of Defense, and studied the evolution of militant groups in the Middle East and North Africa. His research interests include media control in authoritarian states and the impact of emerging technologies on governance and conflict. Dylan has published through the Center for International Security and Cooperation and South Asian Voices.