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Kanika Sharma
Geopolitical Analyst & Editor

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Kanika Sharma is a Geopolitical Analyst and Editor at BigBreakingWire. She holds a Master's degree in History from the Central University of Punjab, with an academic background in qualitative research, text analysis, and historical frameworks.At BigBreakingWire, she analyzes global trade shifts, international policies, geopolitical developments, semiconductor supply chains, manufacturing policies, and sovereign industrial initiatives. Her work combines historical context with contemporary policy and macroeconomic analysis to explain complex global developments clearly and accurately.

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Articles by Kanika Sharma

Japan Experienced Largest Flu Outbreak in 25 Years
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Japan Experienced Largest Flu Outbreak in 25 Years

UN Report: India’s Growth to Slow in 2025 Amid Global Challenges
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UN Report: India’s Growth to Slow in 2025 Amid Global Challenges

DOJ Allowed to Sell $6.5 Billion in Bitcoin Seized from Silk Road
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DOJ Allowed to Sell $6.5 Billion in Bitcoin Seized from Silk Road

Major Earthquake Hits Tibet: Casualties and Widespread Shaking Felt
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Major Earthquake Hits Tibet: Casualties and Widespread Shaking Felt

Deadly Attack in New Orleans: 10 Killed, 35 Injured in SUV Ramming and Shooting
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Deadly Attack in New Orleans: 10 Killed, 35 Injured in SUV Ramming and Shooting

Muslim Brotherhood: The Pawn on the Chessboard – By Navroop Singh
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Muslim Brotherhood: The Pawn on the Chessboard – By Navroop Singh

India’s Defence Sector to Grow 20% Annually, Boosted by Reforms and Private Sector Support
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India’s Defence Sector to Grow 20% Annually, Boosted by Reforms and Private Sector Support

India’s External Debt: US$ 711.8 Billion, 19.4% Debt-to-GDP, and US$ 29.6 Billion Increase as of September 2024
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India’s External Debt: US$ 711.8 Billion, 19.4% Debt-to-GDP, and US$ 29.6 Billion Increase as of September 2024

South Korea’s Jeju Air Jet Returns Safely After Landing Gear Malfunction on Monday, Following Deadly Crash on Sunday
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South Korea’s Jeju Air Jet Returns Safely After Landing Gear Malfunction on Monday, Following Deadly Crash on Sunday

Jimmy Carter, Former U.S. President and Human Rights Advocate, Dies at 100
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Jimmy Carter, Former U.S. President and Human Rights Advocate, Dies at 100

Malaysia to Relaunch Search for Flight MH370 After Nearly a Decade
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Malaysia to Relaunch Search for Flight MH370 After Nearly a Decade

Federal Reserve Set to Announce 0.25% Rate Cut, but Fewer Cuts Expected Next Year
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Federal Reserve Set to Announce 0.25% Rate Cut, but Fewer Cuts Expected Next Year

Dolphins’ Grant DuBose Stretchered Off After Brutal Helmet-to-Helmet Hit in Loss to Texans
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Dolphins’ Grant DuBose Stretchered Off After Brutal Helmet-to-Helmet Hit in Loss to Texans

Ustad Zakir Hussain: The Legendary Tabla Maestro
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Ustad Zakir Hussain: The Legendary Tabla Maestro

South Korean President Yoon Declares Martial Law Amid Political Tensions and Allegations of Authoritarianism
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South Korean President Yoon Declares Martial Law Amid Political Tensions and Allegations of Authoritarianism

U.S. Shoppers Spend $10.8 Billion Online on Black Friday, Marking 10.2% Growth
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U.S. Shoppers Spend $10.8 Billion Online on Black Friday, Marking 10.2% Growth

Japan Unveils $140B Stimulus Package to Boost Consumer Spending
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Japan Unveils $140B Stimulus Package to Boost Consumer Spending

FOMC Preview: November Meeting – Morgan Stanley, Trump Victory Means Fewer Fed Cuts: Nomura, Fed May Revise Assumptions in December If Republicans Gain Control of Both Congressional Chambers – Nick Timiraos
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FOMC Preview: November Meeting – Morgan Stanley, Trump Victory Means Fewer Fed Cuts: Nomura, Fed May Revise Assumptions in December If Republicans Gain Control of Both Congressional Chambers – Nick Timiraos

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