Review of Faith & International Affairs is an academic journal focused on the intersection of religion and international relations. It brings together innovative and distinguished scholars from diverse academic backgrounds and cultural environments who are committed to exploring how religious beliefs affect international affairs and global governance. The journal not only provides a platform for experts to present their research results, but also makes these content accessible to a wider audience through its insightful analysis and commentary.

The content of the magazine covers the interaction between religion and politics, economy, society, culture and other dimensions, aiming to provide a multi-perspective and multi-dimensional discussion space. In this way, it not only promotes a deeper understanding of the relationship between religion and international affairs in the academic community, but also helps the public better understand the motivations and implications behind these complex relationships. The journal's interdisciplinary and international perspective makes it an important bridge between academia and the public, contributing to a wider awareness and discussion of the importance of religion and international relations on a global scale.