In past years, international affairs activities in New Zealand universities have been mainly concerned with the issues of the Indochina War and Southern Africa. These issues now appear in many people's eyes to be diminishing in importance, as a result of the signing of the Paris Peace Agreement in January 1973, and as a result of the cancellation of the Springbok Rugby Tour, by the Labour Government in April 1973. But we should not be deluded into thinking that these problems have in any way been solved by these actions.