Sudhi Ranjan Sen is a journalist who writes for multiple news outlets, including Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, BQ Prime, NDTV, and Leader-Telegram. His work has been featured in various publications, such as The Washington Post, Yahoo News, The Australian Financial Review, and The Japan Times. Sudhi covers a range of topics, including international relations, geopolitics, and economic developments, with a particular focus on India and its relations with other countries.
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Sudhi Ranjan Sen primarily covers government announcements, world affairs, and international relations with a focus on India. He extensively reports on diplomatic activities, border disputes, and conflicts that involve or impact India. Therefore, experts in geopolitics relating to South Asia could provide valuable insights for his articles.
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By: Ruchi Bhatia, Swati Gupta, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
After a 2020 border clash killed at least 20 Indian soldiers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a range of steps to block investment from China, even going further than the US in some areas. Now there's a recognition in New Delhi that he may have gone too far.
By: Arne Delfs, Sudhi Ranjan Sen
Germany is trying to cultivate India as a source of trade and geopolitical support as its deteriorating relations with China cast a pall over the country's economic future.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said BRICS shouldn’t project itself as an alternative to global organizations, even as founding members like Russia and China try to expand the group to challenge the US-led global order.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Harbir Singh, Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Michael Useem
Though the Japanese way had come to be seen as a global standard for modern capitalism in the 1980s, it caved dramatically and enduringly during the 1990s.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Arne Delfs
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for further diversification of the nation’s trade as he looks to reduce the economy’s dependence on China in favor of India.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Arne Delfs
Angesichts wachsender politischer Spannungen zwischen Peking und dem Westen drängt Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz auf eine stärkere Diversifizierung des Handels, um die wirtschaftliche Abhängigkeit von China zugunsten Indiens zu verringern.
India will open its first private military aircraft manufacturing facility on Monday as the South Asian nation ramps up its local defense production to cut reliance on imports.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Dan Strumpf
As diplomatic relations fray between India and Canada over the assassination of a Sikh separatist leader, the spotlight is now turning to one of India’s most notorious gangsters.
Indian banks are wary of facilitating trade with Russian firms to avoid falling afoul of US sanctions, said Denis Alipov, Moscow’s envoy to New Delhi.
The Indian government will impose penalties on General Electric Co. for severe delays in the delivery of jet engines that power the country’s light-combat aircraft, according to an Indian official with knowledge of the matter.
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