Shreya Mundhra is a journalist focused on national news in India. She writes for Times Network and her work has also appeared in Lexology. Shreya covers a wide range of topics including finance, economics, business, and global market trends.
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European nations appear to be using the garb of genuine issues like environmental protection and labour rights to maintain a degree of protectionism to safeguard their own economic interests in the EU-Mercosur deal
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At a recent Brics summit in Kazan, Russia proposed “BRICS Pay,” a payment system akin to SWIFT and India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI). The system aims to facilitate seamless cross-border payments in native currencies like the ruble, yuan, rupee, real, and rand
The power vacuum left by Assad's regime has created a difficult and volatile environment. The actions of Israel and Turkey, though on the surface driven by security concerns, appear to be a thin veil for larger geopolitical dominance ambitions.
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A record number of senior officials have come under investigation in the anti-corruption crackdown. Despite these efforts, corruption continues to plague the Communist Party, particularly among its upper echelons
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By: Shreya Mundhra
The Tutsi-led M23 group’s recent battlefield successes are reminiscent of the offensive carried out by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and other Syrian rebels who toppled Bashar al-Assad’s regime
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This PSU's turnover tripled from FY21 to FY24. During that period, its order book jumped tenfold from Rs 2,000 crore to over Rs 20,000 during, and it has managed to deliver India's first Ocean Surveillance Ship and launched two Diving Support Vessels with 80% indigenous content
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Iran's military, including the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and the Army, has been steadily upgrading its hardware and combat readiness under the directives of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
China is leveraging the success of its C919 narrowbody jet as a springboard for further advancements. Applicants are wanted for a 'large aircraft' research project where qualified projects could receive up to $355,000
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The ‘midnight regulations' could be Biden's way of cementing his legacy and getting past administrative hurdles. But for Trump, who might want to roll them back, these rules are likely to open up a time-taking, resource-intensive process
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The rights of the people being sent back to Taliban– sometimes at a rate of 2,000 people per day– are in a precarious position. Many arrive with no place to live, no jobs to sustain them, and no hope for education or healthcare
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