Mozambique is facing two deep crises that, on the surface, may appear unrelated but are tied by the same thread of public frustration and broken trust between the people and …
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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Africa PoliticsConflict & SecurityGovernance & DemocracyInternational AffairsPeacebuilding
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Education PolicyGlobal AffairsImmigration PolicyInternational RelationsU.S.-China Relations
Impact of Trump Administration’s Crackdown on Chinese Students
In a bold and controversial move, the Trump administration has announced it will “aggressively” revoke visas of Chinese students currently studying in the United States. This latest action, aimed at …
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Canadian PoliticsElectionsGlobal AffairsPolitical Analysis
Canada’s 2025 Election: A Shifting Political Landscape
The results of Canada’s 2025 federal election have shaken the country’s political scene, with a significant number of seats changing hands and a dramatic reshuffling of party leadership. Though the …
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Disability RightsGovernment PolicyPublic HealthSocial JusticeU.S. Politics
From Fringe to Federal: How Eugenicist Thinking is Shaping U.S. Policy
In recent years, the United States has witnessed a concerning shift in federal policies that echo the discredited ideologies of eugenics. Under the leadership of President Donald Trump, figures like …
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Immigration PolicyIntelligence AnalysisNational SecurityU.S. Foreign PolicyVenezuela
What’s Normal, What’s Not, About ODNI’s Request to Revise the NIC’s Intelligence Assessment
Recent leaks have brought to light internal debates within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) regarding a sensitive intelligence assessment. The report concerns the alleged connection between …
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Cultural DiplomacyEuropean PoliticsEurovision 2025Human RightsInternational RelationsIsrael-Palestine Conflict
Why Israel Belongs in Eurovision: Cultural and Political Realities in 2025
In May 2025, amid its ongoing military assault on Gaza, Israel participated in the Eurovision Song Contest with singer Yuval Raphael, who represented the country with the song “New Day …
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Diplomacy and PeacebuildingIndia-Pakistan RelationsInternational ConflictSecurity and DefenseSouth AsiaTerrorism and Counterterrorism
What Led to the Recent Crisis Between India and Pakistan?
On May 7, 2025, India launched missile strikes targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir. This aggressive move followed escalating tensions triggered by a deadly terrorist attack …
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GeopoliticsGlobal HealthHumanitarian AidInternational RelationsU.S. Foreign PolicyUnited Nations
USAID Funding Cuts Threaten U.S. Influence at the United Nations
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 …
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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. …