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| OSCE Ministerial Aftermath: Europe’s Hard Choice — Selective or Collective Security? |
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Article discusses Europe’s security crisis as a long erosion of the Helsinki spirit, warning that selective security practices now threaten the OSCE’s vision of collective, indivisible stability. By S...
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| National Realism and the Return of Sovereignty |
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Article argues that what is widely described as international disorder is better understood as a strategic adaptation by states to weaponized interdependence. By Dr. Aaron T. Walter. (02/16/2026)
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| Artificial Intelligence in Rewriting Power in Taliban-led Afghanistan |
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Author argues the Taliban deploy AI-driven surveillance to govern without legitimacy, recasting security as algorithmic control and exposing limits of traditional sectoral security theory. By Dr. Raja...
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| The Future of Urban Development |
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Author elaborates on one of the most pressing issues of Global South – uncontrolled urbanisation and the need for System thinking.By Dr J Scott Younger. (02/12/2026)
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| India, UAE, and the EU: Geopolitical Imperatives Shape Alignments |
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Article argues India–UAE and India–EU alignments reflect hedging amid U.S. unpredictability, with American decline—not strategic success—driving new trade, energy, and security partnerships. By Mariam...
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| The Silicon Trigger: AI-NC3 Integration and the Death of the Strategic Pause |
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Author warns that AI integration into nuclear command systems has erased the strategic pause, accelerating machine-driven escalation and demanding urgent algorithmic arms control to preserve human jud...
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| Greenland, Davos, and the Trump Corollary’s Strategic Misfire |
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Editorial argues Trump’s Greenland threats and Davos rhetoric backfired—hardening European unity, eroding U.S. credibility, and exposing coercive “America First” diplomacy as strategically self-defeat...
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| The Unmaking of Authority |
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Iran’s crackdown on protests and the consequences of ruling by force. By Ali Karamifard. (02/06/2026)
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| What 2026 Will Reveal about Power in the Trump Presidency |
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Author argues Trump’s 2026 strategy favors unilateral power and short-term decisiveness, warning that public tolerance for bypassing institutions risks long-term democratic erosion despite perceived p...
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| Perceptions of 2026: Order, Symbols, Breaks |
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Ontological cornerstones of the West and the Global South: context, terms, and the law of history. By Ilya Ganpantsura. (02/04/2026)
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| Youth Voices, Artificial Intelligence, and Mental Balance: Insights from 1st Essay Comp. on Right to Analog Life |
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Reflections on youth-led essay competition to show how young people critically engage AI’s mental-health impacts—arguing inclusive, intergenerational dialogue is vital to balancing innovation with hum...
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| Jaishankar’s Visit to the United States: Opportunities amid Strategic Constraints |
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Author analyzes Jaishankar’s U.S. visit as a balancing act—leveraging strategic opportunities in minerals, technology, and security while preserving India’s autonomy amid structural power asymmetries ...
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| How is Value Measured? Marx’s Question That the Guardians of Orthodoxy Evade |
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Essay argues Marxist value theory collapses without a true measure, proposing “necessary calories” as a scientific unit to restore objective value and resolve longstanding contradictions. By Muhammad ...
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| The Army That Europe Was Talked Out Of |
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Author argues Europe’s long reliance on U.S. protection stunted strategic autonomy, urging a credible European army as a declaration of maturity, responsibility, and equal partnership rather than depe...
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| China’s call for visible and verifiable actions against the militancy in Afghanistan |
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Author examines China’s tougher stance on Afghanistan, arguing Beijing now links diplomatic support and economic engagement to verifiable counterterrorism actions to protect regional security and inve...
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| Money, Commodities, and Prices |
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Essay challenges monetary orthodoxy, arguing prices are driven by systemic capitalist dynamics—not money supply—reframing inflation as a structural outcome of value circulation and surplus extraction....
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| China’s Growing Footprint in the Middle East: A Rising Challenge for U.S. Dominance |
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Author analyzes China’s expanding economic, diplomatic, and technological footprint in the Middle East, arguing it increasingly challenges U.S. dominance while regional states hedge between both power...
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| The Dawn of 2026 and Challenges to Non-Proliferation |
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Author warns that expiring arms-control treaties, nuclear modernization, and regional conflicts make 2026 a critical test for a weakening global non-proliferation regime. By Harsa Kakar. (01/21/2025)
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| NATO’s Cracks That Will Never Heal |
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Author argues NATO’s deepest crisis is eroding trust, as U.S. leaders normalize alliance betrayal, turning collective defense into a fragile, transactional arrangement rather than a shared commitment....
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| The Iran-US Conflict: Analysis of the Politics |
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Analysis and timeline of the Iranian protests and Iran-US relations. By Sohail Mahmood. (01/20/2026)
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| From Infrastructure to Intelligence: The Next Frontier in Urban Development |
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Author argues cities must adopt systems-based, socially embedded urban governance—integrating innovation, inclusion, and long-term resilience—especially in the rapidly urbanizing Global South. By Anne...
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| ASEAN’s Multilateral Dilemma: Continuity and Change from NAM to BRICS (No Asian Century without true multilateralism) |
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Discussion with Evi Fitriani, Dean of the FISIP, University of Indonesia and Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic who elaborate on the strategic dilemma for ASEAN in the light of increased power-politics on th...
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| Climate Policy Starts with the Budget |
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Author argues that climate change is no longer just an environmental challenge but a central fiscal one. It explains how rising climate risks are already affecting government budgets through higher di...
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| Spontaneity Framework: Rethinking International Relations through Dynamic Adaptive Realism |
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In this overview of the book, author presenst Dynamic Adaptive Realism (DAR) and the Spontaneity Framework for international relations. By Dr. Muzammil Ahad Dar.(01/09/2026)
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| eBook: AI and Robotics |
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New eBook publication: AI and Robotics
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| Why are the Russia-Ukraine Negotiations Going Nowhere? |
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Author argues that Russia-Ukraine negotiations stall because Putin seeks imperial restoration, exploits Western disunity, and rejects Ukraine’s sovereignty—while U.S. diplomatic missteps have weakened...
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| New Issue of International Affairs Forum: 2025: A Reset in Uncertain Times |
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Read the latest issue of emstrongInternational Affairs Forum where academics, practitioners, and our Student Award Winners discuss issues facing the world in 2025, from democracy, to climate change, A...
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| Book: Digital Media and Grassroots Anti-Corruption |
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New book discussing Contexts, Platforms and Data of Anti-Corruption Technologies Worldwide.
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| IA Forum Winter 2024 - Europe -- and Addressing Climate Change |
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In the new 2024 issue of International Affairs Forum, experts from around the world discuss Europe and the EU plus Addressing Climate Change. (03/21/2024)
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| IA Forum Winter 2023 - Human Rights |
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This new issue of International Affairs Forum presents interviews, essays, and opinion pieces from worldwide experts discussing Human Rights. 03/07/2023
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| IA Forum Winter 2022 - Climate Change and Energy |
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This issue of International Affairs Forum presents interviews, essays, and opinion pieces discussing Climate Change and Energy. 03/15/2022
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| The Future of Democracy: In Peril? |
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In this new issue of International Affairs Forum, experts around the world discuss the future of democracy and challenges it faces. February 2021
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| IA Forum - The Post-Pandemic World |
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In the latest issue of International Affairs Forum, experts from around the world examine aspects of a post-Pandemic globe. 07/21/2020
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| International Affairs Forum: Disinformation/Misinformation & Education |
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The Winter 2020 issue of International Affairs Forum presents an array from contributors, including our Student Award Winner, discussing Disinformation/MIsinformation and Education issues. (0...
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| Special Publication: Food and Water Security |
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Read IA Forum's special publication on Food and Water Security, featuring essays and interviews from global experts. 06/04/2019
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| Information on Anti-Corruption Program in Macedonia |
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Information sheet on joint Transparency International and Center for International Relations anti-corruption effort, Transparency Watch.
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