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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For the first time in the history of the United States, a former president going to prison seems like a realistic possibility. In case he is sent to jail, some Secret Service agents will have to be with Trump to fulfil their role of keeping him secure
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China is set to launch the Shenzhou-18 crewed spaceship and transport three astronauts to China's space station. In India, PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are set to hold rallies in different parts of the country. Here's a look at top newsmakers
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Washington had very secretively shipped off long-range Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) to Ukraine last month. We explain how powerful the ATACMS is
Small-scale farmers and residents are sabotaging the water supply to avocado orchards in Mexico's Michoacan. This is despite facing threats from drug cartels. But why? Well, they are just trying not to die of thirst. We explain
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By: Shreya Mundhra
The US is temporarily moving troops out of Chad. Niger, too, has asked Washington to withdraw its military personnel from the country. But it’s not just the US. In recent years, the West’s military influence in the region seems to be waning. We explain how it has affected the geopolitical landscape in Africa
A year after they were arrested, Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry have been charged with spying for China. We explain how they allegedly infiltrated the UK parliament that unveils a recurring pattern of Chinese espionage across Europe, where spies cosy up to politicians to sway policies and steal crucial intelligence
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‘I can't breathe'… These chilling last words by Frank Tyson during a fatal encounter with Canton police officers bring up the memory of George Floyd's manslaughter. Tyson too was pinned down by cops before he died. We look at both the incidents, and the persistent issues of racial discrimination and police brutality that plague the US law enforcement
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By: Shreya Mundhra
Top US universities, including Columbia, Harvard, and Yale, have billions in endowments. This money is invested in lots of places to maximise returns. The central demand of the protesting students has to do with where the university administrations are channelling these funds
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By: Prakriti Jash, Shreya Mundhra
Singlehood is on the rise around the world. However, not everybody tends to thrive in singlehood. Whether one will be happy or insecure with long-term singlehood depends a lot of one’s attachment style. Here’s how
Monday's top global political events feature Togo's parliamentary elections, and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's decision about his resignation. On the economic front, while the IMF decides on a critical financial package for Pakistan, key negotiations between the US and Taiwan could redefine trade dynamics in Asia
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