Thank you for the feedback and recommendation to expand our list of Domains.

We have added the Domain of Foreign Policy, and the below sub-domains. We look forward to digging into these important topics.

Domain Description: How the United States engages the world—its allies, rivals, global institutions, and emerging threats—shapes national security, economic strength, and America’s role on the international stage.

• • Africa & the Global South – U.S. approach to China’s Belt and Road initiative, development aid, and resource politics
• • Climate Change & International Agreements – U.S. leadership in Paris Accord, climate diplomacy with developing nations
• • Cybersecurity & Information Warfare – election interference, cyber-espionage, and AI as a security tool/threat
• • Defense Spending & Alliances – defense budgets, NATO expansion & burden sharing, and military aid as diplomacy
• • Energy & Resource Security – oil, gas, and rare earths as tools of foreign influence and efforts to diminish reliance on foreign states
• • Global Health & Pandemic Response – World Health Organization (WHO), vaccine diplomacy, and preparedness for future outbreaks
• • Global Trade & Tariffs – free trade vs. protectionism, World Trade Organization (WTO) role, and re-shoring/decoupling debates
• • Middle East Policy – U.S. role in Israel–Palestine, Iran nuclear strategy, and Gulf state alliances
• • Russia & Ukraine – support for Ukraine, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) expansion, sanctions, and energy security
• • U.S.–China Relations – trade, technology competition & intellectual property rights, Taiwan, human rights, and security in the Pacific