Recent cuts to U.S. foreign aid have sent ripples through the international development and humanitarian landscape, raising serious questions about America’s standing and influence within the United Nations (UN). The …
Syed Tahir Abbas Shah
Syed Tahir Abbas Shah
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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GeopoliticsGlobal HealthHumanitarian AidInternational RelationsU.S. Foreign PolicyUnited Nations
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Contemporary HistoryInternational RelationsIsraeli-Palestinian ConflictMiddle East PoliticsStrategic Studies
Israel’s 2005 Gaza Disengagement: A Strategic Maneuver, Not a Concession
The 2005 Gaza Disengagement Plan, also known as the “Hitnatkut,” represents one of the most significant and controversial decisions in recent Israeli history. While commonly perceived as a major concession …
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Constitutional LawImmigration LawU.S. PoliticsU.S. Supreme Court
Judicial Authority at Stake in Major U.S. Birthright Citizenship Case
In a landmark case that could reshape the future of U.S. immigration laws, the U.S. Supreme Court recently held hearings on President Donald Trump’s controversial bid to end birthright citizenship. …
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Humanitarian CrisisInternational RelationsIsraelIsrael-Palestine ConflictMiddle East ConflictWorld News
The Devastating Toll of Israeli Strikes: 80 Killed in Gaza as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
As Israeli strikes across Gaza intensify, the death toll continues to rise. Recent airstrikes on May 14, 2025, have left at least 80 people dead, including women and children, as …
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GeopoliticsHuman RightsInternational LawIsrael-Palestine ConflictMiddle East Politics
Israel’s Denial of Food Aid to Gaza: A Weapon of War
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels. As Israel continues its military operations in the region, food and humanitarian aid remain largely inaccessible to the Palestinian civilians caught …
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GeopoliticsInternational DiplomacyMiddle East PoliticsTrump AdministrationU.S.-Israel Relations
Is Trump Abandoning Israel? Not Really: Understanding the Shifts in U.S.-Israel Relations
In the complex world of international diplomacy, the U.S.-Israel relationship has long been seen as a cornerstone of U.S. policy in the Middle East. However, recent developments suggest that this …
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Global DiplomacyIndia-Pakistan RelationsMilitary StrategyNuclear PoliticsSouth Asian Geopolitics
India Tried to Project Strength but Ended Up Showing Weakness: The Aftermath of Operation Sindoor
In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor launched by India on May 7, 2025, India’s image as a regional hegemon has been called into question. What was intended to showcase India’s …
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Critical Minerals and ResourcesGeopolitics and StrategyGlobal Economic GrowthSustainable DevelopmentU.S.-Africa Relations
Underexplored and Undervalued: Addressing Africa’s Mineral Exploration Gap
Africa is a continent brimming with natural resources, yet when it comes to mineral exploration, it remains largely overlooked by global investors. Despite the region’s immense geological potential, Africa receives …
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Arms Control and DisarmamentEuropean Foreign PolicyGeopoliticsGlobal SecurityNuclear Policy
Russian Inconsistency on Arms Control: An Opportunity for Europe
Since Donald Trump took office, Russia’s position on arms control has been anything but consistent. From initially expressing interest in dialogue to outright dismissing it, Moscow’s unpredictable approach to strategic …
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Conflict AnalysisGeopoliticsInternational PoliticsInternational RelationsMilitary & DefenseSouth Asia PoliticsSouth Asia Security
India-Pakistan Tensions: A Step Closer to Escalation – May 2025
The ongoing tension between India and Pakistan continues to escalate, and the events that unfolded in early May 2025 have significantly amplified concerns about a potential full-scale conflict. On May …