Elvira Viktória Tamus is a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, researching French and Hungarian diplomacy within the context of European geopolitics and great power relations in the sixteenth century. Her research interests also include the uses of the late medieval and early modern past in modern political discourse. She holds a BA from the University of Leicester and an MA from Leiden University. Elvira is the Course Coordinator of the Global History Lab and has previously worked as a Research Assistant at the Centre for Geopolitics.