On Saturday morning, February 2026, the forces of global arrogance — the Zionist regime and its American master — committed one of the most cowardly and barbaric acts in modern …
Syed Tahir Abbas
Syed Tahir Abbas
Syed Tahir Abbas is a Master's student at Southwest University, Chongqing, specializing in international relations and sustainable development. His research focuses on U.S.-China diplomacy, global geopolitics, and the role of education in shaping international policies. Syed has contributed to academic discussions on political dynamics, economic growth, and sustainable energy, aiming to offer fresh insights into global affairs.
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World PoliticsAnti-ImperialismGlobal ConflictsIranian RevolutionIslamic ResistanceMiddle East Affairs
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World NewsDiplomacy and International RelationsGeopoliticsInternational ConflictsMiddle East ConflictsMilitary Affairs
Escalating Tensions in the Middle East: US and Israel Launch Joint Strikes on Iran Amid Retaliatory Attacks
As the world watches with bated breath, the Middle East has plunged into a new phase of conflict. On this fateful day, the United States and Israel have initiated coordinated …
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International RelationsEuropean SecurityGeopoliticsGlobal Conflict AnalysisMilitary AnalysisRussia-Ukraine War
Four Years of the War in Ukraine: A Global Perspective
The ongoing war in Ukraine, now entering its fifth year, has become one of the defining conflicts of the 21st century, reshaping geopolitics, global alliances, and security dynamics. On February …
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International RelationsEU PolicyEuropean PoliticsHuman RightsMiddle East ConflictSocial Justice
Europe’s Israel Policy Faces a Democratic Test: A Growing Movement for Accountability
In what is becoming a defining moment for European foreign policy, nearly half a million European citizens have taken a powerful step to hold their governments accountable. This growing demand …
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U.S. Foreign PolicyArtificial Intelligence (AI)Global StrategyNational SecurityTechnology and Innovation
AI and Grand Strategy: The Case for Restraint – Navigating the Future of American Power
In a world rapidly evolving with artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies, the United States faces a fundamental question: How should it approach its grand strategy in the age of …
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National SecurityCybersecurityElectric Vehicles (EV)Energy SecurityGlobal Trade and TechnologyRenewable Energy
Treating China’s Connected Energy Systems as a National Security Risk
In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, electric vehicles (EVs), batteries, wind turbines, and solar panels (PV) are more than just mechanical assets. These technologies have become smart, connected systems that …
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Global HealthGlobal Health GovernanceHealth and SecurityInternational RelationsU.S. Foreign Policy
The Future of the WHO—and How the United States Can Shape It
The United States is on the brink of withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO), but this decision marks not an end, but a beginning. The world of global health …
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Global TradeEconomic NewsGeopoliticsInternational RelationsTrump AdministrationUS Politics
Trump Cancels Tariffs on European Nations Over Greenland Pursuit?
In a major policy shift, U.S. President Donald Trump has backed away from imposing tariffs on European nations over his controversial pursuit of Greenland. This move, which could have sparked …
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International RelationsAsia-Pacific AffairsEconomic PolicyGeopoliticsGlobal Politics
US-China Relations in Early 2026: Navigating Fragile Stability Amid Economic Interdependence and Geopolitical Risks
The US-China relationship continues to be the defining bilateral dynamic in global affairs, shaping international trade, technological innovation, supply chain resilience, and geopolitical stability. Entering 2026, the ties between Washington …
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International RelationsEconomic DevelopmentGlobal AffairsPolitical HistorySouth Asian Politics
Pakistan’s Economic Crisis and Political Instability: Deep Roots, Present Realities, and an Uncertain Future
Pakistan is experiencing one of the most challenging periods in its history. Economic distress, political polarization, and institutional uncertainty have converged to create a national crisis that affects nearly every …