China's relationship with Africa is one of the most controversial aspects of its foreign policy. Detractors claim it is a programme of exploitation. Supporters...
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...
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...
Comment editor Fintan Hogan questions the narrative that a rising China should be ‘cut out’ of the international system. Is Beijing really destined for...
Staff writer Mehmet Temur examines the energy-supply consequences of China’s pandemic-related rules being relaxed. He suggests that while Chinese production might be expected to ease inflation,...
Staff writer and CAMERA on Campus fellow Saul Levene argues that Dr. Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation’s (PLO) Ambassador to the UK spread...
Staff writer Lily Powell on the impact Indonesia’s ban on sex outside marriage may have on democracy in the nation. What does Indonesia’s legislation...
Staff writer Jessica Berry evaluates the continuing protests in Iran and the government’s decision to use the death penalty on protestors. On September 16,...
Staff writer Carolina Claudino discusses attempts to subvert democracy in this year’s presidential election in Brazil and asks if these same forces will undermine...
Staff writer Matteo Cardarelli suggests that this year’s US midterm election results vindicated democratic values, but warns against any complacency It’s been a rough...