In many developed countries, generations that do not know the war are increasing. Within this context, historical revisionism that has a wrong notion of the history of the war is a problem. So, for generations who do not know the war, how should we keep memories of war?

With Donald Trump engaging in a wide range of tariffs and sanctions internationally, what is he trying to accomplish? And can economic sanctions and tariffs even accomplish this?

By passing the Nation-State Bill is Israel trying to marginalise non-Jews and drive a wedge between rights of Jewish and minority citizens?

Should the US be held accountable? What can be done about this?

Chemical weapons, biological weapons, landmines, and cluster munitions are all illegal under international law. As a similar weapon of mass destruction why are nuclear weapons any different?

What was behind this decision?

Despite the overwhelming loss of life in the Second World War there were many heroic acts that took place. Who is the greatest hero of this war?

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons won the Nobel peace prize in 2017, and the group spoke at UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. 112 UN nations voted in favour of the treaty, despite this a ban on nuclear weapons is not in force, what is delaying a change in international law?

How did Mali go from one of the richest pre-colonial empires in the world to a country so wrought with lasting politically violent tensions?

Following incidents of a top Japanese medical university lowering female entrance scores by 10 to 20 percent, what can be done to tackle sexism in Japan?

Conflict minerals, diamonds and petroleum have been utilised to fund or support war criminals and terrorists in Africa and the Middle East. What can be done about it?

Following the US, the EU and Japan refusing to verify Cambodia’s disputably flawed elections, could technology be used to provide a corruption proof voting system?

As the debate on this issue, in both society and the science community, keeps broadening, what is the difference and how can we know?

Wars and conflicts in modern era often seem to be rooted in religion or concession. Does the cause of what is happening in Israel and Palestine fall into either of these? Should any other parties (countries, groups and organisations) be involved or taking responsibilities for it?

It is a problem that affects most countries in the world to varying degrees, what can be done about corruption?

Can cryptocurrencies work to the extent that they could be viable as a currency? Or are they all just a speculative bubble?

With a resurgence of nationalism being seen world wide, is there still lessons to be learned from World War Two?

Is the United States war on drugs have adverse effects in Mexico and Central America?

In the age of the internet the advent of fake news and online hysteria are often becoming real world problems. What can be done about this?

Are the UN, the ICC and the sanctions imposed by the US having any positive effect in Sudan?