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Features Editor Ishaan Rahman on how no party emerged dominant after Canada’s chaotic election and what challenges the new, fractured government will face Canada...
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Boston Political Review
Roar writer Aman Patel on how Brexit has upended political institutions and could spell the end for reasoned discourse If we’re going to ask the question “Is...
Interview
Roar interviews Philip Brenninkmeyer, a student who took part in the Politics society annual debate between different Conservatives, Lib Dems and Labour societies at...
Politics
On October 13, 2020, KCL’s Political Society hosted their annual debate between the University’s different political societies. Representatives from KCL Labour Society, KCL Conservative...
Comment
By telling schools not to teach “anti-capitalist†texts, Conservatives have let their power slip
Comment Editor Asher Gibson argues the UK government ban on teaching “anti-capitalist” texts shows a loss of power over the political agenda. The Department...
News
Councillor Charles Amos, newly elected President of the KCL Conservative Association, has been buffeted by waves of controversy over the past month. Roar sat...
News
The KCL Conservative Society has elected a controversial new president, Charles Amos, who begins his first term amidst contention from spectators. Amos, second-year Political...
Comment
Yesterday, the Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority in the British General Election with, as of this writing, 364 seats in Parliament – an...
Comment
In the run-up to Roar News’ General Election debate on 28/11/19, Roar News have asked the three political societies involved to submit an article...
Politics
Ideology is a topic that British politicians remain wary of, but by the 2015 General Election, will it have made a comeback? Upon...