In recent years, the United States has seen its trade deficit grow significantly, and President Donald Trump made reducing this imbalance a top priority during his presidency. His administration argued …
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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Economic PolicyGlobal TradeTrade and EconomicsU.S. EconomyU.S. Foreign Policy
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Global SecurityInternational RelationsMiddle East AffairsNuclear DiplomacyU.S. Foreign Policy
Where the U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Are Headed: A Glimpse into Future Diplomacy
The U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, which have been stalled for years, are making a cautious comeback. After the United States withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the …
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Government PoliciesTrump AdministrationU.S. Politics
Trump’s Job Rating and Public Disapproval as His First 100 Days Nears
As President Donald Trump approaches the 100-day mark of his second term, his approval rating has experienced a noticeable decline. Recent polling data reveals a drop in the public’s perception …
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Arms ControlEuro-Atlantic SecurityGlobal DiplomacyNATO and Russia RelationsStrategic Stability
Game On: Opportunities for Euro-Atlantic Strategic Stability and Arms Control
The ongoing war in Ukraine has marked a significant turning point for Euro-Atlantic security, setting the stage for the future of arms control and strategic stability in the region. As …
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CatholicismGeopoliticsGlobal LeadershipReligious StudiesVatican News
The Evolving Composition of the College of Cardinals Under Pope Francis: A Shift in Global Leadership
The Roman Catholic Church is on the verge of a significant moment in history. With the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, the College of Cardinals will soon …
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AntarcticaGeopoliticsGlobal Science and ResearchInternational RelationsU.S. Foreign Policy
Countering China and Russia’s Growing Influence in Antarctica
In March 2025, China and Russia unveiled plans to expand their presence in Antarctica, a region that has long been governed by international treaties aimed at maintaining peace and scientific …
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Global PoliticsNATOPartisan PoliticsRussia-Ukraine WarU.S. Foreign Policy
Shifting U.S. Opinions on the Russia-Ukraine War: Partisan Divides and Evolving Perspectives
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war continues to influence global politics, particularly in the United States, where public opinion has sharply divided along partisan lines. In this blog post, we explore the …
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Foreign PolicyGlobal SecurityTrade and TariffsU.S. PoliticsU.S.-China Relations
Negative Views of China Have Softened Slightly Among Americans
Over the years, China has been seen as one of the major global adversaries by a significant portion of the U.S. public. Tensions between the two nations have escalated due …
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Arms Control TreatiesDisarmamentGeopoliticsInternational SecurityNuclear Arms ControlU.S.-Russia Relations
Averting Unconstrained Nuclear Risks with Russia: The Impending New START Expiry
The looming expiration of the New START Treaty next February marks a critical juncture for nuclear arms control between the United States and Russia. While the treaty has been instrumental …
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Economics and TradeGeopoliticsGlobal EconomyGlobal ManufacturingInnovation PolicyNational SecurityU.S.-China RelationsWorld Innovation
Beyond Tariffs: What the U.S. Can Learn from China’s Industrial Playbook
As the U.S. government continues to grapple with the complexities of its trade relationship with China, the Trump administration has sought to rejuvenate domestic industries by imposing tariffs on foreign …