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Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig

Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig is an independent observer of global dynamics, with a deep interest in the intricate workings of geopolitics, exploring how international relations, foreign policy, and strategic alliances shape the emerging world order. His experience spans healthcare informatics, education, AI, and biomedical research, complemented by a strong analytical focus on geopolitics. A published author, Baig’s work has appeared in journals and platforms such as Eurasia Review, The Diplomatic Insight, and Technology Times Pakistan.
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Governance & Public Policy
Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig

Why Pakistani Parliamentarians Must Embrace Science and Technology

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What is truly at stake with the Brazil and India rejection of China’s BRI—will this mark a turning point in China’s quest for global influence? [Image via PTI]
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Brazil and India Rejection of China’s BRI: What’s at Stake?

What is truly at stake with the Brazil and India rejection of China’s BRI—will this mark a turning point in China’s quest for global influence?

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