Prashant Rao
Senior Editor at Semafor
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5 days ago |
semafor.com | Prashant Rao
Pakistan launched a retaliatory military operation against India, responding to what it said were New Delhi’s air strikes on three of its air bases, further ratcheting up tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors. Relations have plummeted in recent days following the killing of dozens of tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, an attack that New Delhi linked to Islamabad, allegations Pakistan denied.
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6 days ago |
semafor.com | Prashant Rao
Drone strikes hit a Sudanese army stronghold that has been the main gateway for international aid into the conflict-wracked country. Khartoum blamed the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces for carrying out days of attacks on Port Sudan, which has escaped the worst of Sudan’s civil war and become a refuge for displaced families and aid workers.
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6 days ago |
semafor.com | Prashant Rao
Russia hosted two dozen foreign leaders for a Victory Day parade that showcased Moscow’s growing global acceptance, despite its invasion of Ukraine. The leaders of Brazil, China, Indonesia, and several ex-Soviet republics took part, transforming an event that had in previous years underscored Moscow’s relative isolation into a “propaganda exercise” for Russian President Vladimir Putin, CNN said.
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6 days ago |
semafor.com | Prashant Rao
China’s exports grew faster than expected despite plummeting shipments to the US, pointing to the fast-changing shape of global trade as a result of hefty American tariffs. The latest figures were largely driven by Asian manufacturers importing Chinese raw materials to produce goods ultimately bound for the US ahead of fresh tariff rises due in July.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Prashant Rao
Prashant RaoFri, May 9, 2025 at 10:46 AM UTC1 min readThe NewsChina’s exports grew faster than expected despite plummeting shipments to the US, pointing to the fast-changing shape of global trade as a result of hefty American tariffs. The latest figures were largely driven by Asian manufacturers importing Chinese raw materials to produce goods ultimately bound for the US ahead of fresh tariff rises due in July.
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