Paper provides an overview of how the federal government and states enacted upon existing legislation to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. By Maha Butt. (04/12/2021)

From the recent IFIMES Conference: Monika Wohlfeld (German Chair for Peace Studies & Conflict Prevention) and Ettore Greco (Vice-President of the European Institute for International Affairs) discuss polito-military, security, humanitarian, and economic challenges in Mediterranean.  By Nora Wolf. (04/09/2021)

Dr. Alan Barlow Hamworthy Combustion Group discusses his pioneering business process model and strategic planning. Mr. Barlow will be presenting at the upcoming Association for Strategic Planning Virtual Conference. 04/08/2021

Paper analyzes terrorism from a feminist IR theory lens.  By Maha Butt. (04/07/2021)

Brexit, EU-UK disputes, and transatlantic dynamics.  By Sinisa Ljepojevic. (04/02/2021)

Author analyzes Nigeria's Farmer-Herder crisis, potential impacts, and a potential resolution.  By Osarodion Izevbigie. (04/01/2021)

Examing the ongoing talks and possible actions about the New Green Deal that occupies agendas of the EU, US and major international organisations. By Chloé Bernadaux. (03/31/2021)

Focusing on India, this paper presents a psychodynamic theory of corruption.. By J Mac Ghlionn. 03/30/2021

The role of the United Nations Specialised Agencies in the times of crises (with a due reference to the SDGs).  By Uulkan Burkanova. (03/29/2021)

Analyzing different forms of innovation and corruption.  By J Mac Ghlionn. (03/23/2021)

Can there be a trans-Atlantic rift related to the so-called Nord Stream pipeline?  Essay discusses this and general energy security issues in Europe.  By Matthias E Leitner.  (03/23/2021)

From the recent IFIMES event, a discussion of the EU Green Deal.  By Audrey Beaulieu. (03/19/2021)

What is the best path forward for the Biden administration to take concerning Pakistan? By Dr. Sohail Mahmood. (03/18/2021)

From the recent IFIMES event, EAF Lawyer of Latvia, Andrejs Pagors discusses energy, transit and infrastructure in Scandinavia and the Baltics. By Eugene Matos de Lara. (03/17/2021)

Examines corruption in India, particularly in the northern states, and the prospect of using blockchain technology to combat it. By J Mac Ghlionn. 03/16/2021

Discussion from International Chancellor of the President University, Schott Younger at the IFIMES event, “Europe – Future – Neighbourhood at 75: Disruptions Recalibration Continuity”.  (03/11/2021)

From the IFIMES event, “Europe – Future – Neighbourhood at 75: Disruptions Recalibration Continuity”, a discussion about the OSCE.  By Emiliano Alessandri. (03/11/2021) 

Author presents a comparative study that problematizes the perception and practice of ethnicity and informality in Nigeria and the United States. By Chinaza Asiegbu. (03/09/2021)

Essay discusses the ongoing erosion of human rights in Europe and the efforts of the Council of Europe to protect and upheld them via the Tromsø legal instrument which recently entered into a force. By Nora Wolf. (03/06/2021)

Paper examines Berlin's twentieth century history and impact. By Ethan Han. 03/06/2021

Essay discusses the ongoing erosion of human rights in Europe and the efforts of the Council of Europe to protect and upheld them via the Tromsø legal instrument which recently entered into a force.  By Eugene Matos de Lara and Audrey Beaulieu. (03/02/2021)

Announcing a new book from Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic analyzing the legal classification, security and environmental concerns, geopolitics, and energy flow impact of the Caspian Plateau.  (03/01/2021)

Essay analyzes the impact of Covid-19 on the economic priorities of India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.  By Shareen Joshi, Siddharth Muchhal, Connor Brennan, Ria Pradhan, and Joyce Yang. 02/27/2021

In this new issue of International Affairs Forum, experts around the world discuss the future of democracy and challenges it faces. February 2021

As the Biden era has begun, South Korea hopes to improve its relations with the United States despite the ongoing US-China conflicts and the North Korean issue. Seunghyun Han examines the Biden administration’s expected policy in Asia and argues that South Korea should utilize multilateralism to overcome its foreign policy dilemma.  By Seunghyun Han. (02/25/2021)