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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.
82 Articles
Daily News
Michigan’s High-Stakes Bet: Hoops Gold Rush Ignites Transfer Market Frenzy
Ghost of Geopolitics? The Hondius Exodus and South Asia’s Quiet Diplomacy
Red Sea Ripples Reach the Checkout Line: Inflation’s New Front
Shadows and Threats: Jerusalem Arrest Jolts Israel’s Already Frayed Political Scene
30
Jun
When the Ice Screams – Switzerland Is Melting: And That Should Terrify You
The barren desert in the heart of the European Alps is under a silent disaster....
27
Jun
If This Is June, What Will July Look Like? Scientists Warn We’ve Entered a New Climate Era: Why Summer 2025 Should Terrify Us All
With the climate biblical twist of the calendar, the world is once more left at...
23
Jun
Inside the Secret Council That’s Rewiring Pakistan’s Economy
It is exceedingly rare in the mists of budget cuts and a churning political...
18
Jun
No More Needles: The Tiny Patch That Could Change Cancer Forever
The love affair between science and revolution is a long-standing one with a...
17
Jun
When the Sky Turns Hostile: Climate-Driven Collapse and the Weaponization of Floods in West Africa
Severe West African floods, including Sahel and Lake Chad Basin, have recently...
12
Jun
The Long Descent: World Bank’s 2025 Forecast and the Global Economy’s Structural Malaise
In June 2025, the World Bank lowered its global economic growth forecast in...
11
Jun
Between Barbed Wires and Boundaries: The Human Geometry of the Russia-Ukraine War
In a world where geopolitical calculus often eclipses personal grief, the image...
09
Jun
The Fire Next Time: Canada’s Wildfires and the Collapse of Climate Complacency
A nation on fire is a nation confronting truth. In the summer of 2025, Canada,...
08
Jun
Solar Superstorms: The Hidden Danger That Could Paralyze Our World
In the modern, tightly connected society, the most immediate problems for our...
05
Jun
UNSC Committee: Pakistan Chairs Sanctions Panel: A Global Turning Point
In a world teetering between multilateral fatigue and geopolitical...
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