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About Mythili
My name is Mythili and I am freelance print and online journalist but am also a staff reporter for The Independent. 

My latest work can be found here: http://independent.co.uk/author/mythili-sampathkumar

Prior to becoming a writer, I worked for several years in corporate global trade compliance, providing services on import/export controls, logistics, and risk analysis. I am also a Licensed U.S. Customs Broker. 

I have a B.A. from the University of Maryland-College Park and did my MA graduate work at Johns Hopkins. 

My main beats include: 
Breaking News
New York-based stories
Washington, DC politics 
United Nations (I hold press accreditation at UN Headquarters)
Climate Change (political and social impact on women, conflict, health. I also cover the UN negotiations process for a global climate change agreement)
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She Fled Sri Lanka When She Was 4. Now She’s a City Leader.
07 Oct 2021  |  www.nytimes.com
Penny Abeywardena, the first woman of color and immigrant to serve as commissioner of international affairs in New York City, reflects on her tenure as she prepares to step down. She discusses her efforts to diversify the Office of International Affairs, the impact of the United Nations on the city, and the role her office played during the pandemic. Abeywardena also shares her personal journey as a Sri Lankan American immigrant and her commitment to women's and girls' rights, shaped by her own lived experiences.
My portfolio of work can be found here.
Who Is Going to Pay to Save the World?
11 Dec 2015  |  Foreign Policy
The COP21 summit in Paris highlights the critical issue of climate finance, with developed and developing countries debating who should bear the costs of mitigating and adapting to climate change. Key points include the need for clear definitions of climate finance, the importance of grant-based funding, and the historical responsibility of developed nations. The article discusses various funding mechanisms, including the Green Climate Fund, and the challenges in reaching a consensus on financial commitments. The outcome of these negotiations will significantly impact global efforts to combat climate change.
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Day Eleven wrap up of the United Nations climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru. December 2014.
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Day Two wrap up of the United Nations climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru. December 2014.
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Day Three wrap up of the United Nations climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru. December 2014.
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Day Four wrap up of the United Nations climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru. December 2014.
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Day Nine wrap up of the United Nations climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru. December 2014.
Penetrating the LoC: Pakistani Shows on Indian Tubes
23 Sep 2014  |  Foreign Policy
Despite ongoing tensions and historical conflicts between India and Pakistan, cultural exchanges through television, particularly Pakistani soap operas aired on India's Zindagi TV, are fostering a new form of understanding and connection between the two nations. Shailja Kejriwal of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited highlights the potential of these shows to break stereotypes and promote tolerance. The initiative has received positive feedback from Indian audiences, indicating a growing appetite for relatable and diverse content. This cultural penetration could pave the way for a more tolerant and interconnected subcontinent.
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