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  • The U.S.–China AI Race Is a Conversion Contest

    Models, patents and robots make good headlines, but do they tell us who is winning? The real contest is turning technological advantage into economic and strategic power. How should we measure it?

  • Adnan Zai Explains the Rising Cost of Oil and its Impact

    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…

  • Adnan Zai Shares His Views on the TikTok Dilemma

    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…

  • Keep an Eye Out For New Arctic Ambassador

    While most of us probably just think of the Arctic as an extremely cold place very distant from the rest of the world, there is increasing concern around the globe for the political ramifications of the…

  • Pick a Side: China or Taiwan

    As China makes increasingly provocative and aggressive moves against the nearby island of Taiwan, United States President, Joe Biden, and his administration are once again pledging their support for Taiwan against the powerhouse of China. This…

  • Humanitarian Foreign Policy in the Pipes

    Most often people think of foreign policy issues as having to do with trade embargoes or wars, but there are also many humanitarian issues that are essential to foreign policy and the ways that countries interact…