Anyaa Shrii Kumar

Remote Writer Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia

Hey, I’m Anyaa, a Behavioral Economist in the making who is currently doing a degree in Psychology. By nature, I’m a journalist who hopes to instigate conversations by sharing the stories and truths that make the world more comprehensible.

Hi! I’m Anyaa (She/Her), an aspiring Behavioral Economist, currently pursuing a degree in psychology at Heriot-Watt University, Malaysia. I have a passion for science and am an advocate for climate action, gender equality, and youth rights. In my free time, I love to geek out to sci-fi and fantasy films or cloud/stargaze whilst listening to one of my countless Spotify playlists.

Latest Stories from Anyaa

The growing danger of satellite re-entries

The growing danger of satellite re-entries

While satellites play a crucial role in various industries, recent concerns have emerged regarding the potential safety risks posed by aging satellites re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. In recent years, there has been a growing concern about the dangers of satellites falling from the sky. This is due to several factors, including the increasing number of devices in orbit, the lifespan of existing satellites, and the growing threat of space debris. In...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
How the veto power dominated UN ceasefire discussions

How the veto power dominated UN ceasefire discussions

The controversial veto by the United States on a resolution calling for humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip has left many angered and confused. It poses the question of how one country managed to overturn 14 others. On October 18th, the United Nations Security Council brought forth a resolution that aimed to condemn the actions of Hamas while calling for a pause so humanitarian aid could be provided to the...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Julian Assange’s case to define the future of whistleblowing

Julian Assange’s case to define the future of whistleblowing

The case of Julian Assange has taken the media by storm igniting bombshell debates from the public to governments. Julian Assange became a prominent figure in the press when he made classified information public via WikiLeaks. Established in 2006, WikiLeaks has become a powerhouse for previously unknown information, causing significant headaches for governments. Assange was granted asylum by the Ecuadorian embassy in London during 2012, because he feared being...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Explaining the latest flare-up between India and Canada

Explaining the latest flare-up between India and Canada

The assassination of a Sikh leader in Canada is the latest flare-up in a decades-old conflict in India. The situation at present threatens to do irreparable diplomatic damage to both countries. When Justin Trudeau landed in Delhi for the G20 summit he came prepared to face tensions with Modi head-on after accusing India of being involved in the murder of Canadian Sikh leader, Hardeep Singh Nijjar. On June 18, Nijjar...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
How the G20 summit addressed member nations’ top challenges

How the G20 summit addressed member nations’ top challenges

The annual G20 summit tackled major global challenges, while also providing India with an opportunity to showcase its growing global stature as the host nation. The 18th G20 Summit was held in Delhi, India over a two-day period. The summit was attended by leaders from member countries, as well as invited guests from other institutions and international organisations. In case you’re unaware, the G20 is an intergovernmental forum comprising the 19...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Henrietta Lacks – The unsung hero of the medical world

Henrietta Lacks – The unsung hero of the medical world

The cells of Henrietta Lacks have been instrumental in advancing the bioscience field, saving countless lives, but their use was tainted with injustice. Her story is a reminder of the importance of informed consent in medical research. In 1951, a young mother walked into Johns Hopkins Hospital – one of the few hospitals to treat poor African Americans at the time. The woman, Henrietta Lacks, was later told by her doctors...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Antarctica’s pollution crisis demands global attention

Antarctica’s pollution crisis demands global attention

As the world grapples with the ever-pressing issue of environmental degradation, an unexpected frontier comes into focus – Antarctica, where the alarming presence of contaminants challenges its ecology. At the northern tip of Antarctica lies the Casey research station, one of the three biggest stations overseen by the Australian Antarctic Division. The base has long provided a staging ground for scientists to research the region's geology and polar seafloor. In recent...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Gene therapy successfully curbs alcoholism in study

Gene therapy successfully curbs alcoholism in study

Gene therapy has shown promising results in treating a variety of diseases from cancer to HIV. Now, the same technology is being investigated as a potential treatment for alcohol addiction. Gene therapy has changed the medical field in countless ways, transforming how patients are diagnosed and treated for a wide range of disorders and diseases. The technology aims to modify how genes are expressed, essentially replacing a faulty gene with a...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
Amazon summit brings attention to the rainforest’s future

Amazon summit brings attention to the rainforest’s future

The eight Amazonian nations came together to discuss the future of the world's largest rainforest but left many with mixed feelings. Last week, countries across South America were brought together to discuss the future of the world’s largest rainforest. Hosted in Belem, Brazil, the event was an attempt to embrace President Lula’s “Amazon Dream” and his approach to environmental diplomacy. The summit saw two agreements signed; the Belem and...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia
How Saudi Arabian summit boosted its geopolitical influence

How Saudi Arabian summit boosted its geopolitical influence

Saudi Arabia's efforts to position itself as an influential player in the Ukraine-Russia war reflected on the summit it hosted recently, showcasing its multifaceted approach to global politics. The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Muhammed bin Salman’s invitation to President Zelenskyy to the Arab League summit earlier this year signified his will to engage with the Ukrainian leader. That summit saw Zelenskyy calling out certain Arab leaders for neglecting...

By Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia