Excerpt from climate change themed children's book, The Budgies of Fairborne Farmes.  By Nicole Pylawka. (03/15/2022)

This issue of International Affairs Forum presents interviews, essays, and opinion pieces discussing Climate Change and Energy. 03/15/2022

Noah Chomsky discusses the Ukraine-Russia War and related issues from post-World War II global architecture.  By C.J. Polychronou. (03/11/2022)

Author discusses how and why constructivism is becoming more feasible with international relations and contributing more to international relations theory.  By Mir Basit Sajad. (03/09/2022)

Author examines legal aspects of climate-induced migration in Europe and argues the EU it should start acting autonomously to address the issue. By Anna Lia Maria Soddu. (03/01/2022)

Examining needs and efforts to address climate change in Europe. By Leyla Mammadova. (03/01/2022)

Reflections on the state of democracy and America's declining stature. By Timothy Bovy. (03/01/2022)

Examing the history of Russian-Ukrainian tensions.  By Fatma Tawfik. (02/25/2022)

Author examines the securitization of climate change.  By Zunaira Malik. (02/24/2022)

Examining the needs for the Arab region's 'Car Culture' needs to be curbed.  By Elliott J. Neal. (02/23/2022)

Qatar University Mass Communication Department Head, Kamal Hamidou, shares some insights in an interview with Dr. Jorge Marinho. (02/20/2022)

C.J. Polychroniou discusses the climate crisis with Richard Falk.  (02/21/2022)

Examining India's foreign policy with Afghanistan.  By Harshita Tyagi. (02/16/2021)

Analysis of womens rights in India, comparing two eras. By Pooja Sevaramani. (01/28/2022)

Paper examines the myth of the eternal feminine in a Iroquois adaptation. By Paola Canale. 01/23/2022

Paper examines womens rights under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. By Paola Canale. 01/23/2022

Analysis of the forthcoming global realignment triggered by the conformation of China and the US and its impact on Asia, Africa and the MENA. By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic. (01/20/2022)

Interview with Dr. Itay Gil, a distinguished member of the Israeli Special Forces who is also an internationally renowned expert in security / defense. By Jorge Marinho. (01/10/2022)

Article elaborates on the ongoing C-19 crisis and the surrounding socio-political and economic implication. It suggests main challenges for the EU and revisits basics of the HR regime. Finally, the... Read More...

Overview of the OIC. By Dr. Sohail Mahmood. 12/22/2021

Examining U.S. failure to protect and enforce human rights protections for undocumented workers.  By Diane Cruz. (12/21/2021)

Paper analyzes the relationship between religious homogeneity and social instability and exclusion in Southeast Asia and to study the connection between them. By Dylan Nigh. 12/21/2021

Paper demonstrates that Western European right-wing populism is the product of a gradual process that can be dated back to post-World War II. By Nathan Martins. 12/21/2021

Essays analyzes solar energy and its prospects. By Dr. Sohail Mahmood. 12/20/2021

Author calls for the need of an international strategy among the left to handle changes in capital flows under globalisation.  It argues that political solutions of the future will be determined in... Read More...

Essay analyzes Pakistan's hybrid democracy and its challenges. By Hrithik Singh. (12/10/2021)

Paper analysis Swiss and U.S. health care systems, suggesting that the United States should consider changes.  By Ingrid Noriega. (12/08/2021)

What impacts could New Caledonia's December 12 vote for independence have for ANKUS and China's growing role in the region? By Manlio Graziano and Mathilde Philippon   By Manlio Graziano and Mathil... Read More...

Paper examines what causes the problems of lacking education that women face in western China and southern Sudan and how to solve them. By Cheng Huang. 11/03/2021

Summarizing an interview with Professor Joseph Nye, centering on Public Diplomacy / Soft Power.  Originally published by Marinho Media Analysis / October 26, 2021