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.

Indictment stuns political world — Trump critic Letitia James charged with bank fraud and false statements

New York Attorney General Letitia James, who led the high-profile civil fraud case against President Donald Trump, has been indicted by the U.S. Justice...

Elon Musk settles with fired Twitter executives over $128 million in severance

Elon Musk and X, formerly known as Twitter, have reached a surprising settlement with a group of former top executives, including Parag Agrawal, Ned...

Across party lines: Americans unite to arm Ukraine and tighten sanctions on Russia

A new survey has revealed a rare moment of unity among Americans on a major foreign policy issue. The findings show that a large...

EU targets Russian ‘shadow fleet’ in new sanctions over fake Caribbean ship flags

The European Union is preparing new sanctions aimed at companies that helped Russian ships hide their identity using fake flags. These ships, known as...

KPMG hit with major sanctions as UK watchdog exposes serious audit failures at top retailer

The UK’s financial watchdog has taken strong action against one of the world’s biggest accounting firms over serious mistakes in auditing a major retailer....

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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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