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The relationship between Africa and the West is often framed as a matter of history, with aid, investment, and the 'end of empire' marking...
Staff Writer Shruti Kulkarni on why Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey exposes that modern cinema doesn’t trust its audience to think about the deeper meaning...
On 4 September 2026 Roar attended and captured the ‘Homes not Data Centres’ protest outside the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government. The...
Joel Lim and Guy de Basto go over, what they believe, to be the standout eight transfers from this year’s transfer window. The transfer...
It’s nearly over at the Dover, with tributes pouring in for the beloved student pub. Dover Castle, a revered pub in Borough that has...
Staff writer Louis Palmer discusses and analyses a talk delivered by former Australian prime minister, hosted by the King’s College London Politics Society Look...
Staff Writer Saskia Catton reviews a conversation with Josh Babarinde MP on the future of the Liberal Democrats, populism and the Lib Dems’ role...
Aleesha Naqvi attends the King’s Shakespeare Company’s opening performance of Julius Caesar for ROAR. From Roman glamour to Mussoliniesque austerity, with centuries-old language and...
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Benjamin Evans and Staff Writer Joao Levy Melancia argue that progressives have allowed the far-right to appropriate the ideas of patriotism and...
