Sneha Swaminathan is a Desk Editor at The Ken. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in business and economics, travel and tourism, and urban development. Sneha's work has been featured in MSN, 420 Magazine, The Ken, WION, and Firstpost.
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By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: Trump’s push for a Kim Jong Un meeting and UAE’s suspension of Iran ties to Russia’s reported arms shipments to Tehran, Harvard’s $53 million settlement, Cory Mills’ Florida primary defeat and Satyendar Jain’s arrest — here’s your roundup for the day
The aircraft crashed near Mount Ololokwe while carrying tourists on a charter flight from Loisaba Conservancy. The cause of the crash remains unknown
The 73-year-old former prime minister was taken to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad for medical evaluations
By: Sneha Swaminathan
The US Vice President's remarks came after reports that the US military is helping protect oil tankers using a southern route near Oman
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: Canada’s tariff retaliation against the US and Xi Jinping’s likely India visit to Netanyahu’s Iran assassination claim, a proposed $103,000 H-1B fee, rising Apache crashes and families seeking justice over Venezuela’s quake deaths — here’s your roundup for the day
By: Sneha Swaminathan
From Gurugram to Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai, intense monsoon bursts are exposing a deeper urban infrastructure crisis as India’s cities struggle to drain, absorb and manage excess water
By: Sneha Swaminathan
The agreement now enters a 90-session-day congressional review, with lawmakers expected to scrutinise its nuclear safeguards, uranium enrichment provisions and potential regional proliferation risks
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: Syria’s outreach to Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi, Trump’s push to rename Lake Ontario, Nepal-Tibet’s rising flood toll and fresh flood warnings, Putin’s Nato pledge, and US plans for a major stake in Venezuela’s oil — here’s your roundup for the day
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to the world: From Iran’s missile attacks on Jordan and PM Modi’s SCO engagements in Bishkek to Trump’s latest clash with NBC, Google Maps’ “Lake America” controversy and a deadly ferry disaster off Cyprus, here’s what’s making global headlines
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Your window to world news: Times Square stabbing, Tupac murder verdict and Trump’s Lake Ontario rename bid to Nepal’s climate warning, EU’s Brazil meat import suspension, an Indian-origin man losing US citizenship and a top US Army official’s exit — here’s your roundup for the day
