Anmol Singla is a Senior News Writer at Global Desk. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, economic policy, and public security, as well as sports and energy sectors. Anmol's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Republic World, Firstpost, and MSN.
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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
Bangladesh is moving closer to acquiring 24 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, the same aircraft used by Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. The purchase, reportedly worth $2.2 billion, would make Bangladesh the second export customer of the platform and expand China’s defence footprint in South Asia
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By: Anmol Singla
The deadly Venezuela earthquake has caused concerns over global oil supplies and India’s growing dependence on crude from the South American nation. But will it disrupt fuel prices? Here’s how the disaster, refinery operations, shipping delays, and falling global crude prices could influence India’s energy security and petrol and diesel costs
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By: Anmol Singla
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Seychelles visit marks 50 years of diplomatic ties and highlights the island nation’s growing importance in India’s Indian Ocean strategy. From maritime security and MAHASAGAR to trade, digital infrastructure and climate cooperation, here’s why Seychelles matters far beyond its size
By: Anmol Singla
The United States is set to supply GE F110 engines for Turkey’s indigenous KAAN stealth fighter, marking a major boost for Ankara’s defence programme. Here’s how the deal compares with India’s AMCA project, the GE F414 negotiations, and New Delhi’s search for long-term engine sovereignty
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, we revisit the story of America's Founding Fathers. From their fierce political rivalries and roles in drafting the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, to the Hamilton-Jefferson ideological divide and the contradictions that shaped the early republic
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By: Anmol Singla
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, we take a look at how the US dollar became the world’s most powerful reserve currency. Explore the history of Bretton Woods, the petrodollar, and whether modern de-dollarisation threats will finally dethrone this global financial hegemon
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By: Anmol Singla
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s first visit to India since taking office goes beyond diplomacy. From AI cooperation and a proposed yen-rupee trade settlement to defence, infrastructure, investment and Indo-Pacific strategy, here’s why the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit could shape the future of bilateral ties
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On the US' 250th anniversary, the Declaration of Independence remains fiercely contested over slavery, Indigenous dispossession, constitutional interpretation, and competing narratives like the 1619 Project and the 1776 Commission. Here's why America's founding document continues to shape and divide the nation
Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s first official visit to India produced about $12.5 billion in fresh investments, 129 MoUs, a new economic security roadmap, a first military hardware co-development project, AI cooperation, a 1,000-biogas plant initiative and expanded collaboration on semiconductors, critical minerals, high-speed rail and the Indo-Pacific
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By: Anmol Singla
India and Israel’s Bilateral Investment Agreement (BIA) has officially come into effect, replacing the 1996 treaty with a modern framework for investment protection. Here’s how the agreement could boost trade, technology, defence, startups, foreign investment and economic cooperation while benefiting businesses and Indian professionals alike
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