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Rashmee Roshan Lall
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Writer, This Week, Those Books
London
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Biography
Rashmee Roshan Lall started with The Times of India newspaper in Delhi, made a brief foray into publishing as editor of Rupa and HarperCollins India and then took up broadcasting with the BBC World Service in London. She presented the BBC World Service’s flagship news and current affairs programme, ‘The World Today’. She was subsequently The Times of India’s Foreign Editor based in London, reporting on all of Europe. Till June 2011, she was editor of The Sunday Times of India and has spent the last year in Kabul, Afghanistan, working for the US Embassy’s Public Affairs Section. She spent two years in Haiti, writing for The Guardian, The Economist, Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy and other publications.
Covers: international affairs development aid
Content
By Martin Asser, Ammar Ali Hasan, Najla Ben Salah, Rashmee Roshan Lall|tamooda.comMuch of the world’s mind space has been taken up with Donald Trump’s tariffs and trade war but it’s worth thinking about his scattershot attempts at peace as well. Every city picked by the Trump administration to host international negotiations is in the Middle East. Does this indicate an emerging new hierarchy of places that “do” peace?
By Rashmee Roshan Lall|MediumDoha, Muscat, Riyadh: Will the vogue for Gulf-hosted talks bring peace? Trinity of "peace capitals" supplants traditional venues in the developed world
By Rashmee Roshan Lall|MediumNow that the Trump administration is nearer to openly defying the US Supreme Court, it’s worth noting a point made by The Atlantic magazine. Though President Andrew Jackson, approvingly cited by Donald Trump during his first term, is supposed to have taken on the Supreme Court and defied it, he actually did not.
Company Info
This Week, Those Books
London, United Kingdom