Venus Upadhayaya is a MOFA Taiwan 2025 Fellow. She reports on India, China, and the Global South, with a traditional focus on Indian and South Asian geopolitics, while also exploring community media, sustainable development, and leadership. Venus's work has been featured in The Epoch Times, Rising Kashmir, ABP Asmita, and VISION TIMES, reflecting her expertise in regional interests, energy, and mining within the context of global news.
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Venus Upadhayaya's coverage focuses on world affairs, government and politics, with an emphasis on expert commentary. She regularly covers geopolitical events in various regions including Asia and the Middle East.
Given her extensive use of expert commentary and focus on international relations, Venus would likely be interested in sources who can provide deep insight into global political dynamics, especially those related to Taiwan, cybersecurity, China, Pakistan, India or the Middle East. Sources with first-hand experience or expertise in these areas may capture her attention.
Her coverage also suggests a preference for evolving stories and breaking news within the realm of international diplomacy and conflict resolution. Thus offering insights from analysts closely following such developments might be well received by Venus.
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Profits tell the story, geopolitics does the work
By: Venus Upadhayaya
Beijing warned that U.S. draft plans calling for expanded use of tactical warheads in a conflict ignore "retaliation risks,” Moscow said the change would “raise tensions”
Following the monks, manuscripts, and traditions on their storied route between India and China that transformed Buddhist scholarship across East Asia
By: Venus Upadhayaya
‘The rush for critical minerals in Shan State, largely to support China’s and other countries’ green transition, is having devastating social and environmental impacts’
By: Venus Upadhayaya
Report alleges China denying Indian troops access to key patrol grounds
By: Venus Upadhayaya
The Japanese Defense Ministry published a white paper, titled “Defense of Japan 2026,” on Aug. 4, as released by Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi.
By: Venus Upadhayaya
Experts say the move highlights the growing economic impact of the Middle Eastern conflict
By: Venus Upadhayaya
New maritime security pact includes information sharing, joint operations and potential warship development
By: Venus Upadhayaya
Expert says payload important for modern operations and contingency preparation vis-a-vis Taiwan
By: Venus Upadhayaya
China, India, and South Korea are exploring the Arctic route as disruptions affect traditional Asia-Europe shipping lanes
