Adnan Zai, Advisor to Berkeley Capital Beachwood, recently sat down to talk to us about the state of democracy in Israel, and the protests that are currently going on there. As a man who has traveled and had an office in Israel, the unrest takes… Read More »Adnan Zai Explains the Importance of Democracy in Israel
The world was shocked when news broke out that Russian oligarch and leader of the Wagner private military company, Yevgeny Viktorovich Prigozhin, died in a mysterious plane crash on August 23, 2023. Prigozhin, who was once a close confidant of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had… Read More »The Mysterious Plane Crash and the Death of Yevgeny Prigozhin: What It Means for Russia’s Role in the World
Adnan Zai, Advisor to Berkeley Capital Beachwood, has lived on three continents, and understands the importance of foreign policy and how one seemingly innocuous event in a corner of the world can send out ripples around the globe. We sat down recently to talk to… Read More »Adnan Zai Explains Argentina’s Recent Primary and Its Global Impact
Since the war broke out in Ukraine in 2014, the country has suffered greatly both politically and economically. The economy has been severely affected, with several industries coming to a halt, and a lot of foreign investments being pulled out of the country. The direct… Read More »The Global Economic Impact of the War in Ukraine
Adnan Zai, Advisor to Berkeley Capital, is on the cutting edge of the financial world. We sat down with him to discuss Saudi Arabia’s recent decision to cut its oil production beginning in May and the likely impact it will have on the United States.… Read More »Adnan Zai Explains the Rising Cost of Oil and its Impact
Adnan Zai, Advisor to Berkeley Capital, has worked in the financial world for decades. We sat down to talk to him recently about last week’s hearing with TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew, who was called to testify about the safety of TikTok. Zai understands even… Read More »Adnan Zai Shares His Views on the TikTok Dilemma
Ten months have gone by since Russia declared war on Ukraine in what Vladimir Putin thought would be a four or five day struggle. He certainly did not count on the tenacity of President Vlodoymyr Zelenskyy and his people, and their unwillingness to quit. And… Read More »Ukraine Hits Their Mark
If the news out of Afghanistan was bad last week, when the Taliban disallowed women from going to university for alleged dress code violations, this week’s maneuvers are even more disturbing. The Taliban has now made it a crime to employ women in any non… Read More »Taliban Tightens Chokehold on Women
Iranian Attorney General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri announced last week that the Guidance Patrol, Iran’s so–called Morality Police, will be suspended. This is excellent news for all the Iranian demonstrators, especially young women, who have taken up shows of support for Kurdish Iranian Mahsa Amini, a… Read More »A Win in Iran’s Battle for Human Rights
Although many NATO officials are cautiously optimistic about the way they are handling the war on Ukraine, it is a continuous balancing act between taking care of the innocent citizens of Ukraine and avoiding entering an altercation with nuclear power Russia. A leading NATO official… Read More »United in Support of Ukraine