Author
Ayesha Rafiq
Ayesha Rafiq is a Distinguished Policy Analyst, and a Top-Ranking Graduate in Peace and Conflict Studies from National Defence University, Islamabad. As a published writer, Millennium Fellow, and advocate for social equity, she blends academic rigor with practical experience to craft compelling analyses on global affairs, climate policy, human rights, and emerging technologies. Deeply committed to inclusive progress and informed public discourse, Ayesha uses her platform to amplify underrepresented voices and spark meaningful dialogue across borders.
83 Articles
Daily News
Deja Vu on the Mediterranean: Gaza Aid Flotilla Meets Inevitable End
Digital Ghost in the Machine: Death Sentence for TikTok Star’s Killer Stirs Pakistan’s Unquiet Streets
Paper Promises: Big Ten’s Relentless Pursuit Ignites Over ‘Five-Star’ Spartan Recruit
The Reluctant Anomaly: Reds’ Burns Bucks Trends as Franchise Flounders
18
May
Strategic Convergence: The Expanding Industrial Partnership Between Egypt and Pakistan
The growing defence cooperation between Egypt and Pakistan represents more than...
08
May
Why Renewable Industrial Infrastructure Is Becoming a Strategic Advantage
The industrial sector of Pakistan is at the dawn of a new era of modernization...
26
Apr
Where Great Powers Stall, Credible Bridges Matter
In a world where consensus is less of a feature and confrontation is more, the...
17
Apr
Strategic Financial Diplomacy in Action: A Model for Stability, Trust, and Global Economic Partnership
Pakistan’s economic outlook continues to gain strength with the recent...
05
Apr
At a Perilous Crossroads: The Urgent Need for Diplomacy in a Fragile World
In the contemporary world where the global stability is strained by events, the...
03
Apr
Energy Diplomacy in an Age of Global Uncertainty
The current instability in the Middle East has again demonstrated the extent to...
02
Apr
Chokepoints and Shockwaves: How Conflict in the Gulf Could Reshape the Global Economy
In today’s world, wars can’t be contained. A war between the US and...
30
Mar
One Hour, One Planet: A Collective Pause for a Sustainable Future
The request to take a pause, at least an hour long, has a touch of global...
30
Mar
Dialogue Over Display: Rethinking Modern Diplomacy
In a world increasingly defined by conflict, fractured alliances, and rising...
28
Mar
Strengthening Food Supply Chains Through Gulf Partnerships
With the current world environment rapidly changing with an economic direction...
