Anmol Singla is a Senior News Writer for Republic World, specializing in global news coverage. With a focus on political affairs, international conflicts, and cultural developments, Anmol provides in-depth analysis and reporting on a wide range of topics. His articles aim to provide readers with comprehensive insights into significant events and issues shaping the world today.
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Anmol Singla's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, as well as world affairs. His articles cover a wide range of topics including international relations, conflicts such as the Israel-Hamas conflict, geopolitical events like Pakistan's General Election, and cultural shifts such as the adoption of gender-neutral language.
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By: Anmol Singla
United States Vice President Kamala Harris looks all set to confirm her nomination for US president on a Democratic party ticket, as numerous Democrats endorse her following US President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from 2024 US presidential race. If and when she is selected, she will have to choose her running mate to contest against the Donald Trump-JD Vance duo. We take a look at names on the US VP’s desk
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Following its successful bids to operate the Chabahar port in Iran and Sittwe port in Myanmar, India has secured a strategic win by winning operational rights for the Mongla port terminal in Bangladesh over China. It is the country’s second-largest seaport after Chittagong and the move is being seen as an attempt to curb Beijing’s ambitions in the region
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Authorities in Moscow are offering a record one-time signing-on bonus of 1.9 million roubles (approximately $22,000 or Rs 18.4 lakh) for city residents to join the military and fight in Ukraine, highlighting the effort to bolster Russian troop numbers. This financial incentive comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin faces challenges in recruiting soldiers for Moscow’s ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now in its third year
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While Olympic medals symbolise athletic glory, their material worth might surprise you. The Paris 2024 gold medal, despite its prestige, contains just six grammes of gold and is valued at $1,027 (Rs 86,000). Yet, the unique design featuring iron from the Eiffel Tower adds cultural significance. Beyond the metal, it’s the history and achievements tied to these medals that truly elevate their value, with some fetching millions at auction
Amid plummeting approval ratings and mounting scandals, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced he will not seek re-election as the ruling LDP leader. This decision opens the door to a critical leadership race, with several key figures vying to succeed him. One of the names doing the rounds is Yoko Kamikawa, the current foreign minister
If Donald Trump wins can he run for president once again? The answer lies in the 22nd Amendment of the US Constitution, which was ratified in 1951 to limit presidential terms following Franklin D Roosevelt's unprecedented four-term tenure. While the amendment strictly prohibits a third term through election, legal loopholes exist. We take a look
As the 2024 US presidential election nears, the contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump dominates headlines, but control of Congress is just as crucial. With all 435 House seats and 34 Senate seats up for grabs, the balance of power in Washington could shift. We take a look at how these two legislative houses of power function
Israel's Knesset has banned the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) from operating within its borders, alleging ties between the agency's staff and Hamas. UNRWA, which serves six million Palestinian refugees, plays a vital role in Gaza's humanitarian efforts, providing food, healthcare, and education to millions
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Donald Trump has returned to the White House despite facing multiple criminal charges in both federal and state courts. With four major prosecutions ranging from election interference to classified documents, Trump’s re-election raises questions about how his legal cases will progress
Republicans have seized control of the White House, Senate, and House, creating a ‘Republican trifecta' with sweeping power to advance their policy agenda. With minimal Democratic opposition, US President-elect Donald Trump is expected to swiftly confirm Cabinet picks, pursue tax cuts, immigration reforms, and expand defence spending
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