Rishi Iyengar is a Staff Writer at Foreign Policy. He covers the intersection of geopolitics and technology, with a focus on topics such as China, the Russia-Ukraine War, and the impact of AI on global affairs. Rishi has previously contributed to CNN Business and Time magazine, and his work has been featured in various prominent outlets including KPHO-TV, WSMV, and CNN.
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