Sana Khan

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Sana Khan is the News Editor at Modern Diplomacy. She is a political analyst and researcher focusing on global security, foreign policy, and power politics, driven by a passion for evidence-based analysis. Her work explores how strategic and technological shifts shape the international order.

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EU Blasts Myanmar’s ‘Sham Elections’: No Credibility Under Military Rule

Myanmar’s military regime plans to hold elections in late December its first since overthrowing the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in...

Russia Hammers Ukraine’s Gas Grid with 300-Drone Onslaught

Russia launched one of its heaviest overnight assaults in months, firing more than 300 drones and 37 missiles across Ukraine on Thursday, in a...

$4 Trillion Crypto Market Exposes “Significant Gaps,” G20 Watchdog Warns

The Financial Stability Board (FSB), established after the 2008 global financial crisis, has warned that fragmented and inconsistent regulation of cryptocurrencies poses growing risks...

Signs of Hope as Israel and Egypt Prepare to Reopen Rafah Crossing

Israel’s military aid agency COGAT said on Thursday that preparations are underway with Egypt to reopen the Rafah border crossing with Gaza for the...

Russia Delays Refinery Maintenance to Ease Fuel Shortages and Stabilize Domestic Market

Russia’s Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev announced on Wednesday that the country’s oil refineries will postpone planned maintenance in an effort to saturate the domestic...

Bihar Election Becomes a Referendum on Modi’s Promise to India’s Jobless

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is heading into a high-stakes state election in Bihar next month, facing mounting voter...

China Stocks Edge Higher Despite U.S. Trade Tensions as Investors Seek Safety in Financials

Chinese stocks rebounded modestly on Thursday, shrugging off renewed U.S.-China trade frictions as investors shifted into defensive sectors. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.1%...

U.S. Shutdown Could Cost $15 Billion a Week, Treasury Says

The two-week-old U.S. government shutdown is beginning to bite, with the Treasury Department estimating a hit of up to $15 billion per week in...

Lecornu Set to Survive No-Confidence Votes After Pension U-Turn

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces a critical test of his short-lived premiership on Thursday, with two no-confidence votes looming in parliament. The showdown...

Asia Stocks Surge, Gold Hits Record High as U.S.-China Trade Tensions Fuel Market Crosscurrents

Asian equities extended Wall Street’s overnight rally on Thursday, boosted by strong corporate earnings and a continued frenzy around artificial intelligence. Japan’s Nikkei rose...

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