Sneha Swaminathan is a desk editor at The Ken. With a background in regional interest and world news, she has a keen focus on LATAM, APAC, culture, society, cybersecurity, and cybercrime. Sneha's work has been featured in MSN, 420 Magazine, The Ken, WION (World Is One News), and Firstpost.
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By: Sneha Swaminathan
Helle Lyng says her Instagram and Facebook accounts were suspended by Meta days after her viral confrontation with PM Modi during a joint press appearance in Oslo
By: Sneha Swaminathan
A quiet protocol contrast between Putin and Trump in Beijing is now being read as a possible signal in China’s carefully managed great-power balancing act
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By: Sneha Swaminathan
NeoSapien’s Neo 1 promises to remember every conversation so journalists don’t have to. But after testing the wearable through noisy rallies, breaking-news chases and multilingual interviews, one question remains. Can AI really replace the reporter’s notebook?
The aftermath of Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League win revealed how modern live events are no longer purely communal experiences, but complex urban moments shaped by inequality, security pressures, and fragmented access to celebration
By: Sneha Swaminathan
A routine budget stay for foreign medical tourists turned into a deadly trap in South Delhi, exposing a web of overcrowding, illegal construction and safety lapses
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By: Sneha Swaminathan
The Malviya Nagar fire and Saket collapse have exposed not just lapses in safety and enforcement, but the deeper structural risks of a city built through decades of unplanned densification, incremental construction and ageing infrastructure
While publicly supporting President Donald Trump’s diplomatic push with Tehran, Israel is preserving military, political and strategic leverage amid concerns that a future agreement could leave Iran with nuclear-threshold capabilities and weaken Jerusalem’s security position
From lithium and cobalt to rare earths, the two countries are looking to secure the resources that will power the next generation of industries and cut down dependence on China
By: Sneha Swaminathan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi as a “visionary leader” and his “younger sister” as the two countries signed their first defence co-development project, unveiled a roadmap on economic and energy security, and set a 10 trillion yen investment target for the next decade
The late Iranian Supreme Leader is being laid to rest at Mashhad’s Imam Reza Shrine more than four months after his assassination. Here’s why the holy city was chosen
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