The phrase "about the current issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or referring to ongoing problems or topics of concern in a specific context.
Example: "The report focuses on the challenges faced by the community about the current issues affecting public health."
Alternatives: "regarding the present challenges" or "concerning the ongoing matters."
During that trip, I took photos of some girls driving around the plaza in huge ATVs, which you can read about in the current issue of VICE.
Newsstand sales might offer a more immediate barometer of public reaction to her travails, but sales data about the current issue is not yet available.
Look at the rest of the articles in today's paper and think about how many of the current issues would disappear (i.e. Keystone, fracking, Middle-East conflict, climate change and super-storms) if America were not still dependent on overseas energy and the world were not reeling from increases in fossil-fuel green house gases.
He told the R.O.T.C. students that he was sorry their numbers were so few and that he hoped that by the time they returned for their 50th reunion, "the current issues about military matters at Harvard will have been resolved and there will be a closer connection between the great university and those in uniform".
Here Toobin and Margaret Talbot talk with Amy Davidson about Ginsburgs legacy and some of the current issues the Court is addressing.
The Shins, who Sasha Frere-Jones writes about in the current issue, return with their fourth album, "Port of Morrow".
By John Donohue March 20 , 2012The Shins, who Sasha Frere-Jones writes about in the current issue, return with their fourth album, "Port of Morrow".
But the verdict expected in the second trial of the jailed oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky (whom David Remnick writes about in the current issue) was postponed; an unceremonious note taped to the courthouse door announced the delay.
He then talked about solving the current issue of artists complaining they aren't being fairly compensated in the age of digital music.
