Few modern political projects are as mystifying as the Belt-and-Road Initiative: China's immense economic advent onto the world stage. This article explores the BRI's...
What do international wealth divide, social democracy, and fascism have in common? The mechanism of Unequal Exchange is crucial for understanding our contemporary political...
In this episode of ‘Manestream Media’, KCL’s American Politics Society discusses the current affairs of the United States. They take on predictions for 2024,...
Staff writer Sean Harvey on the ongoing problem of predatory “vulture funds” taking advantage of in-debt developing countries A pervasive issue in the web...
Staff writer Alexandre Doré charts the recent struggles of Chile in drafting a new constitution. He examines the background of the reforms and asks what has...
Roar staff writer Guillaume Antignac addresses the upcoming Nigerian elections and the chances of outsider Peter Obi. Huge crowds form in Abuja and Lagos, the...
Staff writer Aneela Aslam examines the democratic fragility of Brazil. New Year’s Day 2023 marked the inauguration of President Lula of Brazil, the first elected...
Staff writer Carolina Claudino explains the causes and impact of unrest among the Brazilian right-wing. Warnings of democratic fragility appear more salient than ever....
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...
Staff writer Jana Bazeed examines contemporary debates over freedom of speech. Is there a case for either censorship or free speech absolutism? Freedom is...
Comment Editor Fintan Hogan suggests what we can expect from this new American Congress. Should we anticipate bipartisanship, polarisation or something else entirely? If you...
Staff writer Diya Nadeem interviews King’s student and UN advocate, Ishaan Shah: Current King’s College London undergraduate student, Ishaan Shah, juggles his studies, social...