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...
Jason Arday’s death followed weeks of intense media scrutiny, raising questions about journalism’s role in turning public attention into an overwhelming media pile-on.
On 4 September 2026 Roar attended and captured the ‘Homes not Data Centres’ protest outside the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government. The...
Staff Writer Shruti Kulkarni on why Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey exposes that modern cinema doesn’t trust its audience to think about the deeper meaning...
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...
The Britain Palestine Project’s annual conference brought together diplomats, historians, and politicians at King’s College London – but not without controversy. The Britain Palestine...
King’s College London has been ranked as the 16th best-performing university according to the Complete University Guide 2027, marking its best result in over...
Culture Editor Sabrina Hau and Staff Writer Lamisa Worthy attend the London Clown Festival’s opening cabaret as the festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, reviewing...
Staff writer Annabelle Duggan explores how the London Tibet Film Festival is showcasing Tibetan cinema, culture and emerging creative voices. Tired of Hollywood cinema?...