The Winter 2020 issue of International Affairs Forum presents an array from contributors, including our Student Award Winner, discussing Disinformation/MIsinformation and Education issues.  (01/27/2020)

Reflections on the The Nuremberg and Tokyo Trials. By Wedyan AlMadani. (01/25/2020)

Do recent events point to an unflawing for Indian-Pakistan relations? By Dr. Kashi N Pandita. (01/24/2014)

Prof. Ioannis Varoufakis' views on what Europe and the G-7 need to do in order to adjust financial and overall economic pathways toward an international Green Deal.  By Marie-Christine Ghreichi.  (12/23/2020)

Controlling power in Egypt during the COVID-19 crisis.  By Maria Ahmed. (05/21/2020)

We need to evaluate the type of information that can be accessed as well as its benefits and risks. By Barbara Nieves Ramírez. (01/28/2020)

How governments around the world are committing Human Rights violations through inaction. By Alexandra Byrne. (01/16/2020)

Essay elaborates on a dangerous attempt for the equitation of Nazism and communism, essentially aiming at revision of the antifascist legacy as a fundament of contemporary Europe – which will exceptionally hardly hit all peoples and nations that paid heavy prize in antifascist struggle, during the WWII and in its aftermath all through the painful recovery years. By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektar

A precarious situation in the Middle East between the United States and Iran. By Malik Ayub Sumba. (01/07/2020)

Can Boris Johnson successfully manage the consequences of Brexit and preserve the political and territorial integrity of the kingdom?  By Enes Guzel. (01/02/2020)

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It’s difficult to overestimate the importance of ASEM, which bridges East Asia and Europe. (first appeared in Jakarta Globe,10/19/2014)

Trump bans TikTok and WeChat but Beijing no longer retaliates against U.S. companies.  By Dr. Tao Peng. (09/25/2020)

Essay argues that American human rights violations against Puerto Rico are a major contributor to Puerto Rico's current economic debt crisis. By Kevin Bloodworth II.  (12/30/2019)

Nepal's bumpy path toward democracy. By Jack Shangraw. 12/30/2019

Essay aims to address the health outcome as intimate partner violence for Central American women. By Ingrid Stephanie Noriega. 12/28/2019)

Will Xi Jinping prefer to deal with a Democrate president?  By Dr. Tao Peng. (12/29/2019)

analyzing a new stage of negotiations on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and integration between both parts of Korea through the prism of constructivist concepts. By Akramjon Fozilov. 12/22/2019

Social dimensions of the Hong Kong protests. By Wan T. Lee. (12/12/2019)

Interview with Dr. Sofija Bajrektarevi, founder and general director of a comprehensive platform aimed at unifying potentials for the future: Culture for Peace. (12/07/2019)

Romania, its current political security and economic challenges.  By Corneliu Pivariu. (12/05/2019)