Rishi Iyengar is a staff writer at Foreign Policy, where he covers the intersection of geopolitics and technology. With a rich background in reporting on topics such as the China-Russia-Ukraine War, AI, and business leaders, Rishi brings a nuanced perspective to world affairs and tech developments. He has been featured in various prominent outlets, including CNN and KPHO-TV.
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