Astha Rajvanshi is a staff writer at TIME based in the London bureau. She covers international news and affairs with a focus on India, social issues, and emerging topics like artificial intelligence, while also exploring themes related to beauty, fashion, and LGBTQ rights. Astha's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Magzter, TIME, NewsBreak, and Newswav.
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By: Astha Rajvanshi
Astha Rajvanshi · 3 min read It's a con even more elaborate than "Oceans 11."
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Gazans' mixed emotions mirrors the ambiguity that surrounds the hard-won truce. The nature of the deal means that fighting may yet resume.
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Palestinians wept as they took to the streets across the Gaza Strip to celebrate the news that, after 15 months of devastating airstrikes and shelling, Israel and Hamas had finally agreed to a ceasefire deal.
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Palestinians wept as they took to the streets across Gaza to celebrate the news that, after 15 months of airstrikes, Israel and Hamas had agreed a ceasefire deal.
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Debra Tice said in December she'd received information that her son was alive and well, but has had no clarity since. The incoming Trump administration had offered help, she said.
The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said the aid would extend to providing food assistance and health care, including opening bakeries, restocking hospitals, repairing water networks and reuniting families.
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Months of Israeli aerial bombardment have hammered the city and caused devastation. Now, with aid flooding in, residents are starting to pick up the pieces.
By: Astha Rajvanshi
Astha Rajvanshi · 3 min read When Walid Abu Libdeh returned to Rafah with his young daughter, the 61-year-old engineer felt
By: Astha Rajvanshi, Gabrielle Nolin
The ruling by the European Court of Human Rights goes against French courts. Advocates called on the government to amend French law “to eradicate this rape culture.”
By: Tovah Lazaroff, Astha Rajvanshi, Raf Sanchez
The releases planned for Saturday will be the second such exchange forming part of a complex ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.
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