Saibal Dasgupta is a journalist with a focus on technology, finance, and regional interest at various esteemed publications including VOA now Stantec and The Economic Times. He covers a wide range of topics such as deep tech, commodities markets, and investment strategies across the APAC region, including Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and South East Asia. Saibal's work has also been featured in notable outlets like The Quint, 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 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
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The latest military alliance between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan may prove to be a formidable combination if they are able to implement the strategy inherent in the deal. This is easier said than done. India need not be alarmed but it should see it as a wake-up call to review present policy setup
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The latest military alliance between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan may prove to be a formidable combination if they are able to implement the strategy inherent in the deal. This is easier said than done. India need not be alarmed but it should see it as a wake-up call to review present policy setup
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The recent wave of protests from Gen Z has sparked significant government actions, leading to both transfers and resignations among officials. This situation has reignited conversations regarding the qualifications of ministers and their professional backgrounds. A noticeable trend is the absence of relevant expertise among ministers, which often results in heightened dependence on civil servants for policy development.
By: Saibal Dasgupta
China is expanding its footprint in Bangladesh in ways that risk deepening Dhaka's debt exposure and could position it as a pressure point on India, echoing patterns seen with Pakistan. Whether Bangladesh accepts this trajectory will depend on the choices of Tarique Rahman's government, Bangladesh's own strategic calculations, and India's efforts to manage the relationship
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The Eastern Window: Behind the export boom, China's economy is losing steam
By: Saibal Dasgupta
The US policy of imposing economic and technological restrictions on Chinese companies does not seem to have achieved the goal of slowing them down. Most of the targeted companies have shown healthy revenue growth during the period of sanctions as they found innovative business and technology solutions to deal with the problem
By: Saibal Dasgupta, Pam McFarland, Neelam Mathews
✕ Authorities in China and Nepal are tracking water levels in a temporary lake formed by the catastrophic flooding caused when a massive
