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Roar writer Scarlett Yu on how a decades-old dispute over the South China Sea could be growing into a global crisis involving two superpowers Tensions have...
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Staff Writer Perla Lepage comments on the recent criticism of the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. Have global conferences lost their momentum?...
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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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Comment Editor Samuel Pennifold on how the Labour party can win again. The Labour party has not held power since 2010 when the party...
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On Wednesday 19 May, KCL UCU (King’s College London University & College Union) passed a motion of no-confidence in the Chairman of the Council...
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Roar writer Shaheena Uddin breaks down the decades-long struggle between Israel and Palestine, up to the events of May 2021. On May 15, 2021, Palestinians...
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Roar writer Chloe Ferreux on crowd-funding endeavours to improve the state of French media and whether these attempts will be enough to invoke real change....
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Roar writer Laura Saracino on Italian group Albergo Etico and the strides they are making in the support of people with disabilities as they...
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Roar writer Alessandro Kosak speaks with Rory Biggs O’May, team leader of Human Rights Observers, on human rights abuses in Calais refugee camps. After...
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Editor-in-Chief Marino Unger-Verna speaks with Indian students at King’s in the midst of a deadly resurgence in Covid-19 cases across the country. After over...
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Roar writer Dania Quadri on what the GKT School of Medical Education can do better to help its Muslim students celebrate Eid. A day...
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Gryphon writer Manasa Narayanan speaks with a journalist on the ground in India to examine the extent to which local and national governments are misreported...