Ayesha Arshad

3 POSTS
My name is Ayesha Arshad and I am a student of BS(hon) in International Relations at National Defence University Islamabad. I am also working as a researcher in Kashmir institute for international relations which is a non-profit think tank. Previously I have worked in another think tank Islamabad institute for strategic studies where I have showcased my research in Pak-China study centre (CPSC) throughout this tenure my research has centred CPEC and BRI projects. In addition to this I hold 3 certifications from University of London in global diplomacy one certificate from Yale university in politics along with a certificate from University of Virginia in global history. My linkedin: http://linkedin.com/in/ayesha-arshad-b0986b266

Exclusive articles:

Networks of Power: How Weaponized Interdependence Hurts Developing States

Rise of Networked Coercion in Global Politics: The United States in October 2023 expanded, restrictions on advanced Chinese semi-conductors’ exports. This expanding controls not only...

Erosion of U.S hegemony: Redefining diplomacy by the rise of multipolarity

Post World war 2 period exhibited an era of institutionalisation and significant shifts in global diplomacy that was shaped by the preeminent global power...

The rise of eco-nationalism: Environmental & nationalism intersection in contemporary politics

The term eco-nationalism is relatively new it blends nationalist feelings with environmental concerns and advances the notion that a country’s landscapes and natural resources...

Latest

EU Budget Showdown: Irish Presidency Seeks 8% Cut to 2028–2034 Spending Plan

The Irish EU presidency has proposed an 8% cut...

Easing Sino-Japanese Relations? Japan Is Being Overly Optimistic

In November, China will host the APEC Economic Leaders'...

The Global Cost of Resilience in the Twenty-First Century

For more than three decades, Europe organized much of...

The importance of Secretary Rubio’s trip to Uzbekistan

Secretary Marco Rubio will visit Samarkand, Uzbekistan, in “mid-October”...
spot_imgspot_img