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Biography

Anup Kaphle is the digital foreign editor at The Washington Post, where he oversees the Post's world coverage on the web. He has reported from Afghanistan and Nepal, and his work has appeared in The Washington Post, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and The Globe and Mail among others. Anup has an M.S degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, where he won the Henry N. Taylor Award, given to the top international student. He received his B.A. in English from Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tennessee.

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  Careem’s CEO wants to transform the ride-hailing giant into a “digital butler” for everyday life

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  Mar. 25, 2025

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  Why one of the world’s major AI pioneers is betting big on Saudi Arabia

  By Anup Kaphle Verified

  Feb. 24, 2025

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  Careem’s CEO wants to transform the ride-hailing giant into a “digital butler” for everyday life

  By Anup Kaphle Verified

  Mar. 25, 2025

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Rest of World

Rest of World is an international nonprofit journalism organization founded in 2018 by Sophie Schmidt. It focuses on documenting the intersection of technology, culture, and human experiences in non-Western regions. The organization aims to provide a balanced perspective in global tech discourse by highlighting local innovation and societal impacts. Supported by grants from institutions like the Ford Foundation and Luminate, Rest of World operates with editorial independence. The organization produces investigative journalism that includes in-depth reports and analyses on technology's role in emerging economies. It emphasizes underreported stories, such as innovative tech solutions in India and Bhutan. Rest of World delivers content through various formats, including articles and multimedia, targeting global audiences interested in the sociocultural implications of technology. Its primary audiences include global policymakers, tech industry professionals, and academics, all seeking insights into the impact of technology on society.