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The Bialowezia Forest region used to be known for its quality of life, peace and nature. Today, border guard vehicles patrol the villages in...
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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...
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Staff Writer Alfie Ray explores the impact of university rankings on London students and how they fuel perceptions of elitism between London universities. If...
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Staff writer Billy Nunn reflects on the Science Gallery London with its expected closure.
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Guest writer Victoria Shaw on recent violations of women’s rights in the international community and the limitations of institutions in upholding women’s rights. 2022...
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Staff writer Salvatrice D’Anna Campo on the threat of mass surveillance and production of discriminatory algorithms “You had to live—did live, from habit that became instinct—in...
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Features Editor Naz Karadede on the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake and what can be done to support and help King’s students and those in Syria...
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Award-winning staff writer Matteo Cardarelli examines the unenviable political position of newly minted Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy. With his shiny new promotion to...
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Guest writer Gianguido Ghelardi analyses Italy’s new anti-migration decree it in the context 0f international human rights. On January 2, 2023 the President of...
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Staff writer Jana Bazeed examines contemporary debates over freedom of speech. Is there a case for either censorship or free speech absolutism? Freedom is...
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Features Editor Naz Karadede on the allegations faced by Andrew Tate and the dangers of blindly following internet celebrities. TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains...
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Staff writer Aneela Aslam on the right-wing modelling of female politicians as ‘figureheads’ and the impact of ‘glass cliff’ on their leadership. The ‘glass...
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Comment editor Fintan Hogan questions the narrative that a rising China should be ‘cut out’ of the international system. Is Beijing really destined for...
