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Comment Editor Matteo Cardarelli on China’s recent struggles, asking whether there may be something profound and ineradicable underlying them. In August, Adam Posen, President...
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As the race for graduate programmes exponentially greatens, the Bright Network FESTIVAL 2026 offers keen university students the potential foothold into banking, law, sales,...
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Staff Writer Alfie Ray explores the experience of being a working-student in one of the costliest cities in the world. I have always been,...
Features
Staff Writer Guy de Basto explores non-profit organisation Enough through reflecting back on his volunteer experience with them. If you’ve been on campus at...
Economy
Features Editor Fred Taylor sets out the causes behind the high rents that plague KCL students. “The time is out of joint”, proclaimed Hamlet...
Comment
Dialogue staff writer Patrick Schnecker discusses the ever-changing relationships between the leaders of the largest country in the world and the largest economy in...
Economy
Staff writer Aryan Pandla reviews Narendra Modi’s time as Prime Minister of India. In the midst of a transformative shift in India’s political landscape...
Features
Editor-in-Chief Fintan Hogan unpicks the relationship between the war in Ukraine and American voters’ upcoming decision. “It won’t stop them”, cautioned my professor at...
Comment
Comment Editor Ben Evans and News Editor Daisy Eastlake share their thoughts on the state of KCL student politics, sparked by the dampening of...
Comment
Editor-in-Chief Fintan Hogan suggests that American protectionism, for all of its downsides, opens a brief window for a ‘Climate Club’ to emerge. Things are...
Comment
Staff Writer Abhinav Poludasu explains the ongoing political crisis in Pakistan which has sprouted from former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s arrest. Former Pakistani Prime...
Comment
Staff Writer Naz Karadede previews the upcoming Turkish elections. Turkey will be holding its general elections on Sunday May 14 – arguably its most...
Features
“It almost becomes like a drug, doing daily news”, says George Parker, and despite being the political editor of the Financial Times since 2007,...
