Syed Zain Abbas Rizvi

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The author is a political and economic analyst. He focuses on geopolitical policymaking and international affairs. Syed has written extensively on fintech economy, foreign policy, and economic decision making of the Indo-Pacific and Asian region.

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Build Back Better World: An Alternative to the Belt and Road Initiative?

The G7 Summit is all the hype on the global diplomatic canvas. While the Biden-Putin talk is another awaited juncture of the Summit, the...

Revisiting the Bosnian War

Genocide is not an alien concept to the world nowadays. However, while the reality (and the culprit) is not hard to profile today, history...

Powershift in Knesset: A Paradigm of Israel’s Political Instability

The dynamics of the Middle East are changing faster than anyone ever expected. For instance, no sage mind ever expected Iran to undergo a...

Backchannel Engagement: Resolve or Compromise?

The bitter relations between the arch-rivals are not a shocker to either side of the border. The duo has rarely witnessed a prolonged episode...

Iranian Presidential Election 2021: A Shift from Reformists to Hardliners

Iran has been the epicenter of International focus for a multitude of reasons. Whether it is the bustling nuclear program or the permeating influence...

A Landmark Resolution

The airstrikes are abated. The aid flowing sporadically into the Palestinian territories. And the infrastructure being pondered over for a desperate revival. Nothing stands...

The Bitcoin Mining Council: Centralization in the Crypto-world?

The tremors in the Bitcoin market are all the ears since the market crash. The famed cryptocurrency staggered from the April highs to almost...

The Crash of Bitcoin: A Warning to the Optimists

The Crypto frenzy entered a new chapter in as many of the world’s popular cryptocurrencies tumbled in the 3rd week of May. While a...

The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Is a Resolve even possible?

The wailing children, the decimated buildings, and the fire ravaging the streets of Jerusalem and Gaza. This is the ground reality. Over 220 Palestinians...

The Irony of Afghanistan: US Plans Departure amidst Anarchy

The peace and prosperity in Afghanistan have been a mere myth for decades. With a succession of invasion by a blood-ridden Taliban rule followed...

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How a London Court Quietly Decided Who Pays for Baltic Sea Sabotage

On July 6, 2026, a London judge did something...

Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

Pakistan's air force recently attacked 10 places in Afghanistan....

UN Expands Blacklist of Companies Linked to Israeli Settlements

The United Nations human rights office has added 61...

Saudi Arabia Gains Allied Support

Military leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are...
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