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Humans of KCL writer Niya Namfua interviews student Wesley Chan on how Hong Kong’s ongoing political crisis has affected the city and himself. A change in career...
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Roar writer Justine Noble examines why the USA declaration that China is committing genocide against it’s Uygur minority has come so late. On 19...
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Roar writer Dania Quadri comments of the Foundation for Uyghur Movement’s interview with Nursiman Abdureshid. Since gaining the attention of international media, China’s “re-education...
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Guest contributor Chris Wong on the ongoing protests in Hong Kong and what the protesters need to accomplish to ensure their victory. It has...
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Roar writer Alin C. Luca on Joe Biden, his foreign policy plans, and whether they can restore the US to its former status. Moses’...
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Roar writer Hanna Pham on the turbulent relationships between US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and the People’s Republic of China. “The...
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King’s College London, in testing new online teaching links for students in China, will be required to comply with Chinese laws on internet restriction,...
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With the recent outbreak of the novel virus, many people have used it as an opportunity to discriminate against Chinese people and culture. Roar...
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Yesterday, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust posted a statement on Facebook confirming that they are currently treating a patient who has tested...
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Roar writer Alex Blank argues that the Corona-virus proves how interconnected the world is, for better or worse. The start of a new decade...
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