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May Zaben on her story of dealing with her grandmother’s cancer and their relationship. I – of all people – forgot that October was...
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Staff writer Deborah Solomon explains the roots of the current conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and argues that the colonial past...
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Staff Writer Eugenio Corrias provides personal insight into Operation 1027 in Myanmar and the future of democracy in the nation. In 2022, The Economist’s...
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Culture Editor Evelyn Shepphird explains what’s behind Donald Trump’s dominant performance in Republican primaries and argues that the Democrats will need to change strategy...
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Roar writer Anna Reig Caballeria on how Marvel Comics strips are emerging as the hottest new NFTs Enric Aulinas, a business student from Barcelona,...
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Fintan Hogan on the shifting attitudes towards Australia Day and what the future of the traditional day of celebration might look like. Australia Day...
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Roar writer Conor Walsh on the Australian government’s mishandling of Novak Djokovic’s entry into the country. The botched attempt of revoking, Novak Djokovic’s, Serbian...
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Roar writer Chloe Ferreux on the rise of Eric Zemmour, a right-wing pundit who could shake up France’s upcoming presidential election Donald Trump’s talents...
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News Editor Samuel Teale Chadwick interviews a group of King’s students whose concept to treat spinal cord injury treatments won them a gold medal...
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The House of Lords have voted to scrap Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill clauses condemned by Human Rights organisations, in the wake of...
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Roar writer Fintan Hogan on the falling popularity of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. On May 11, 2020, Boris Johnson broadcast across 6 channels to...
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Roar writer and CAMERA on Campus fellow Saul Levene on his view regarding last year’s KCLSU Officers statement on the Palestine-Israel conflict. Commenting on the...
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“The Sun has gone down”– that’s how many South Africans have described their feelings following the passing of the nation’s beloved Archbishop Desmond Tutu....