Web Desk – New York, United States A prominent US economist and Columbia University professor, Jeffrey Sachs, has strongly criticized former US President Donald Trump’s recent statements and social media activity, describing the situation as chaotic and poorly coordinated amid ongoing Iran-related tensions and stalled diplomatic efforts.
Sachs said the current US decision-making environment appears “unstructured and opaque,” adding that Trump’s communication style reflects unpredictability rather than strategic planning. He argued that the situation is driven more by individual influence than institutional policy-making.
The professor further claimed that Trump’s approach relies heavily on pressure tactics, public messaging, and escalation rather than structured diplomacy. He suggested that recent posts and remarks stand out as unusually aggressive compared to traditional US presidential communication.
His comments come at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions, with ongoing discussions around Iran, regional security, and diplomatic negotiations continuing through multiple international channels.
