Tejaswini Deshmukh

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Tejaswini Deshmukh is the contributing editor of RegTech Times, specializing in defense, regulations and technologies. She analyzes military innovations, cybersecurity threats, and geopolitical risks shaping national security. With a Master’s from Pune University, she closely tracks defense policies, sanctions, and enforcement actions. She is also a Certified Sanctions Screening Expert. Her work highlights regulatory challenges in defense technology and global security frameworks. Tejaswini provides sharp insights into emerging threats and compliance in the defense sector.

Legal Storm Gathers Over White House Ballroom as Group Accuses Trump of Overreach

President Donald Trump has been sued by a historic preservation group over his plan to build a new ballroom at the White House. The...

Sanctions shadow falls over Intel after testing advanced wafer processing systems

New reports revealed that Intel evaluated advanced chip-making equipment from a supplier connected to previous U.S. sanctions. The information drew strong reactions across the...

Reddit sues Australian government, warning child social media ban threatens privacy and free speech

Reddit has taken the Australian government to the High Court after the country introduced a new law banning children under 16 from using most...

U.S. tightens noose on Maduro — sanctions target president’s nephews and secret oil shipping network

The United States has announced a new set of sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on the government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. These sanctions...

Explosive FCPA probe threatens to blow open ZTE’s global operations — settlement talks reach billion-dollar territory

Chinese telecom equipment company ZTE may have to pay more than $1 billion to the United States to settle long-running foreign bribery allegations, according...

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Sanctions shadow falls over Intel after testing advanced wafer processing systems

New reports revealed that Intel evaluated advanced chip-making equipment...

Reddit sues Australian government, warning child social media ban threatens privacy and free speech

Reddit has taken the Australian government to the High...
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