As geopolitical tensions escalate in 2026, analysts are sounding alarms over the U.S.'s approach to Iran and other nations. Former U.S. Treasury official Paul Craig Roberts recently criticized Washington's strategy, arguing that negotiations are being weaponized rather than pursued as genuine diplomacy. 🔥
Roberts warns that this approach risks destabilizing global security and could even impact former President Donald Trump's political future. With the U.S. asserting influence over regions like Venezuela and Greenland, young professionals and travelers alike are watching closely—worried about how these power plays might affect economies, cultural ties, and international stability. 💼✈️
For students and diaspora communities tracking Asian and global affairs, the stakes feel personal. "When superpowers treat dialogue as a trap," Roberts notes, "it endangers everyone." The question now: Will 2026 become a year of reckoning for cross-border trust? 🤔🌐
