Geopolitical Analyst & Editor
Kanika Sharma
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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International Relations
Global Trade
Foreign Policy
Tariffs
Sanctions
Supply Chains
World Affairs
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Articles by Kanika Sharma
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US Hits Tanker, Iran Fires Missiles as Trump Pushes for Deal
Business
US Diesel Crisis Ahead? Goldman Sees Supply Falling to 20 Days
Business
WMO Warns El Niño Could Intensify Further; IMD Sees India Facing Driest Monsoon in a Decade
Geopolitical
US-Iran Tensions Spike as Strikes, Retaliation and Threats Grow
Business
India-Oman CEPA Goes Live: 99% Duty-Free Access for Exports
Business
India State Refiners Hold ATF Prices; Airlines Cut Flights on Cost Pressure
Economy
India Flags Oil, Inflation Risks But Sees Economy Staying Resilient
Business
India Scraps Cotton Import Duty Till Oct 31 To Boost Textiles
Geopolitical
Trump Claims Deal Near, Iran Says Key Terms Not Agreed Yet
Geopolitical
Russian Drone Hits Romania Apartment, NATO Allies Condemn Attack
Geopolitical
U.S.-Iran 60 Day Deal Nears as Trump Reviews Final Approval
Geopolitical
U.S. Hits Iran Near Hormuz After Drone Attack on U.S. Ship
Business
India, Canada Target $50B Trade Goal; U.S. BTA Talks Begin June 1
Geopolitical
Trump Pushes Historic Iran Deal, Wants Arab Nations to Join Accords
Geopolitical
Trump Says U.S.-Iran Deal Near, But Major Disputes Still Unresolved
Geopolitical
Trump, Netanyahu Draw Red Line: No Nuclear Weapons for Iran
Geopolitical
Trump’s Iran Decision Nears as Deal Odds and Strike Risk Stay 50-50
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