About Author
Riya is a Trending News Writer for MEAWW. She has been covering the latest developments in US politics since 2023, ranging from the 2024 presidential election campaigns to Donald Trump's unceasing trials and the impact of regional wars on US politics. Beyond the world of politics, Riya is a music enthusiast and avid reader. When not immersed in her journalistic pursuits, she finds joy in indulging in her favorite pastime - binge-watching shows and movies.
Area of Interest
With a Master of Arts in International Relations and Politics, Riya is a fervent aficionado of international relations. Her interests lie in the nuanced realms of conflict and security within American and European politics. With a particular emphasis on Europe's evolving dynamics and its stance on secularism, Riya aims to delve deep into the heart of these ever-changing landscapes
Previous Experiences
Riya was an adjunct fellow at the SCO Friendship and Cooperation Center in Tajikistan, where she provided valuable perspectives on military, diplomacy, and politics in South Asian countries. Beyond her fellowship, Riya brings experience in web content writing and editing, adding a multifaceted dimension to her portfolio
Latest From Riya Peter
Jordan Wolfe: $32K raised for family of boy killed after being 'run over multiple times' outside school
Wolfe, known as KK among his family and friends, was a kindergartener at Somerset Academy, a charter school in North Las Vegas
'That was cool': Love and Theft's Stephen Barker Liles recalls song Taylor Swift wrote about him
Liles talked about the song, part of Swift's 2008 album 'Fearless', in the latest episode of 'The Bobby Bones Show'
'They don't need it': Angry fans up in arms as Taylor Swift and Beyonce's concert films are 'ineligible' for Oscars
Taylor Swift and Beyonce fans say the singers 'don't need' Oscars, responding to reports that their concert films are not eligible to be nominated
Gwyneth Paltrow clarifies she does not use her Best Actress Oscar as a doorstop after online backlash
Gwyneth Paltrow's representative has explained that the actress was joking about using her Oscar statuette as a doorstop