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Through intermittent rain and swarms of tourists surrounding buskers, the protesters in Trafalgar Square were still going strong. It was now the fourth week...
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Staff writer and CAMERA on Campus fellow Patrick Schnecker argues that some of the actions taken by pro-Palestinian groups have amounted to antisemitism and...
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Staff writer Meher Kazmi examines the UK’s deteriorating public services and argues for a drastic strategy to save them from disrepair. In the few...
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Deputy Editor-in-Chief Aman on the resignation of Liz Truss and the looming Conservative leadership election. It wasn’t so long ago that our eyes were...
Alumni
Comment Editor Fintan Hogan sits down with King’s alumni, Member of Parliament and Minister for Pensions Alex Burghart, as part of Roar’s ongoing alumni...
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Staff writer Fred Taylor debates if there is any chance of Truss outliving the current political turmoil. With her agenda dead in the water, will...
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Political Economy Review writer Roland Kristo writes on the impact of Liz Truss’ policies on the British economy and Britain’s prospects for the future. ...
Comment
Staff writer Ben Evans discusses the latest, and most symbolic, of Liz Truss’ U-turns: her decision to sack Kwasi Kwarteng and appoint Jeremy Hunt as...
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Staff writer Fred Taylor looks at Prime Minister Liz Truss and her recent attack on the ‘anti-growth coalition’, questioning if it has any appeal...
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Staff writer Matteo Cardarelli on the implications of Giorgia Meloni’s victory in the recent Italian general election, and why this should not be perceived...
Alumni
Comment Editor Fintan Hogan sits down with King’s alumni, Member of Parliament and Liberal Democrat spokesperson Sarah Olney. King’s College London (KCL) prides itself...
Features
Political Economy Review writer Daniel Burge writes on the hegemony of the US dollar in the global economy and its implications. US dollar hegemony...