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Comment Editor Deborah Solomon unravels the pervasive and unthinking use of AI and the ecological and societal injustice propping this market up. On a...
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Staff Writer Katharina Kayser examines the causes and consequences of the rise of AfD in East Germany, following state elections in Saxony-Anhalt.
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News Editor Holly Briggs analyses how misinformation spreads on social media and why algorithm driven platforms are putting young people at particular risk of...
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"Language and the use of language should intend to unite people, not create hierarchies in expression."
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Staff Writer Biraj Khadka outlines how USAID cuts have impacted Nepal. Since President Trump’s stroke of a pen set in motion the effective shuttering...
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Staff Writer Holly Briggs explores the implications of Middle Eastern conflict on Tourism Through the lens of a British national As the current conflict...
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Comment Editor Dahlia Farzi outlines the atrocities committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran and how economic protests quickly became anti-government. This article was...
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Staff Writer Daniel Saldaña explores the geopolitical agency of universities—in particular, KCL. Universities present themselves as a space for calm debate, removed from the...
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Staff writer Lillian Hubbard Sawyer analyses the impact of climate change scepticism in the UK and its exacerbation by right-wing news organisations. To reach the...
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Is this favourite measure of satisfaction causing more harm than good?
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Staff writer Manya Pasricha explains how the EU-India free trade agreement indicates Europe’s effort to reduce reliance on China and strengthen economic ties with...
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Staff Writer Cordy Page interrogates the political back-scratching and revolving door between politics and finance evidenced in the Epstein case. The latest slew of...
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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...
