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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By: Saibal Dasgupta
India has gone beyond its comfort zones to build relationships including signing military pacts with several countries. It has learnt important lessons from the recent wars leading to a diversification in its military and technology sharing partnerships with Germany, Japan, South Korea and the UAE, instead of depending on the US and Russia
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The Gulf war has unsettled the economies of dozens of countries dependent on oil and gas imports. But the U.S., which is energy-secure, is better placed. American companies in the defence, energy and AI sectors have made windfall gains since the war began. But the U.S. has also suffered heavy war losses
Political change in West Bengal could reshape cross-border dynamics, with migration, water sharing, and strategic alignment emerging as key pressure points in bilateral relations
The bigger story is not the fall of the dollar, but the emergence of parallel trade and energy settlement systems centred around China. By
By: Saibal Dasgupta
BJP’s victory in West Bengal will have wide ranging implications for India-Bangladesh relations. India’s plans to push bank infiltrators may cause some friction if it is done without consulting Dhaka. The two countries also need to resolve water disputes over Teesta and Ganges, besides regularising the process of power supply from India
Donald Trump seeks a significant win from his upcoming China trip to bolster his reputation and aid midterm election prospects. The meeting will address critical economic issues, including rare earths and tech goods, with both leaders needing to accommodate each other's political agendas for any meaningful agreement.
International News: More than ever before, Donald Trump needs a grand slam during his May 14-15 trip to China to compensate for damage to his reputation caused by the war.
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The meeting between Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping ended without any deals and deliverables. But it sent a strategic signal
By: Saibal Dasgupta
AI is about to emerge as a driving force in the global supply chain and even the arms race. Though it spends a tiny fraction on AI compared to the US, China is quickly transforming the manufacturing process with AI-backed robots. China’s vulnerability lies in customer reluctance to trust its companies with sensitive data
By: Saibal Dasgupta
SpaceX and Chinese companies are investing heavily in the brave new world of space-based AI systems. The effort would mean a very rapid expansion of AI usage but also give rise to fierce competition in space with dangerous military implications
