Saibal Dasgupta is a journalist at various esteemed publications including VOA, The New Indian Express, and The Economic Times. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on finance, trading, energy, and commodities markets, covering themes such as energy policy, international trade, and emerging markets. Saibal's insights and analysis have been featured in notable outlets like Stantec, Engineering News-Record, and moneycontrol.com.
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Saibal Dasgupta's coverage primarily focuses on international relations, geopolitics, and government and politics, with a specific emphasis on China and South Asia. His articles often center around evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Saibal Dasgupta
The US-Iran peace deal would bring financial relief and help strengthen the Indian rupee. But it may also throw up diplomatic challenges because the role of peacemaker has enhanced Pakistan’s influence which may be used to counter India
By: Saibal Dasgupta
China’s investment in overseas ports is helping its exports by speeding up the flow of goods and reducing transportation costs. But these Chinese-backed ports also support the country’s navy and intelligence gathering activities
By: Saibal Dasgupta
Much depends on Trump's ability to persuade Israel to stop the attacks on Lebanon and ensure that the oil flow through the Hormuz Strait is not disrupted again — the preliminary peace agreement between the US and Iran stands on weak legs, with different actors interpreting the issues differently
By: Saibal Dasgupta
China is offering a wide range of support to Bangladesh and Myanmar not so much for commercial reasons, but to use them as strategic partners against India. New Delhi needs to present itself as a reliable partner which can build projects on schedule and offer assistance in crisis
By: Saibal Dasgupta
Shanghai and Shenzhen have become venture capitalists — backing 8,000+ companies through city-run "guidance funds." Could Mumbai and Bengaluru ever do the same?
By: Saibal Dasgupta
Shanghai and Shenzhen have become venture capitalists — backing 8,000+ companies through city-run guidance funds. Could Mumbai and Bengaluru ever do the same?
By: Saibal Dasgupta
Owning 19 military bases in the Gulf region did not give U.S. forces any advantage in the war with Iran. The bases and the eight countries that hosted them were themselves hit. This has raised questions about the efficacy of American bases, including those meant to counter China
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The Middle-East crisis has intensified with the Houthis attacking Saudi tankers and trying to block another choke point, Bab El-Mandeb strait, on the Red Sea. The move has sharply escalated the uncertainty over oil prices and given a new dimension to the conflict
By: Saibal Dasgupta
India's Gen Z-led CJP movement differs from youth uprisings in Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, where anti-establishment protests reshaped politics but delivered limited governance reforms and anti-corruption gains.
By: Saibal Dasgupta
China's move towards domestic lithography machines could erode one of Washington's most important technological choke points, forcing a rethink of export controls
