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Jack Hodges in a two-part Roar News x European Horizons collaboration on how the European Union bundled their vaccine rollout. On Tuesday 2nd March...
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Roar writer Andrea Tonon argues that China is emerging as a challenger to the United States for the title of global superpower Today, we could witness...
Interview
Matt Walker is the author of one of the most epic football globetrotting books. In my mind, Europe United is in the same league...
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Roar writer Theodore Nash on post-Brexit deregulation of pesticide and how its toxicity to pollinators could harm the national environment. Of all the things...
Comment
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...
Comment
Roar writer Patrick Sandbach says the only possible escape from what he calls “the Brexit joke”, is a confirmatory referendum. “Rats! Rats!†chanted the crowd...
News
The country’s conversation this week – over the radio in the morning, at water coolers and canteens, at the dinner table in the evenings...
Comment
While commemorating the centenary of World War One, we must be on guard against those who wish to rewrite history. Like most people...
Comment
As the dust settles after the German elections, Henrique Laitenberger looks at the changes in the German political scene. Several weeks have passed...
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A King’s student asks the ULU President to represent him on Remembrance Day. Dear Mr Chessum, Following your recent comments regarding ULU’s ban...
