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On Thursday evening, around 80 people, including students from various universities across London, gathered in front of the Strand Building to protest against violence...
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International
Comment Editor Dahlia Farzi examines Syria’s fragile new chapter after Assad’s fall, tracing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham’s rise to power, shifting international alliances, and the...
News
Staff writer Emily Ng interviews the head of the KCL Free Syrian Society, Deema Al-Barazi. In December of 2024, Bashar al Assad fled into...
Students
Staff writer Muhammad Kamal dissects the difficult situation the new leadership of Syria and regional actors finds themselves in. Following the toppling of Bashar...
Comment
Staff Writer Emily Ng observes the intricate national and geopolitical implications awaiting Syria after the fall of the Assad Regime. Government forces topple with...
Culture
Staff writer Mina Yasar writes about the charity exhibition for the Turkey and Syria Earthquake Appeal hosted by King’s College London, University College London,...
Comment
Features Editor Naz Karadede on the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake and what can be done to support and help King’s students and those in Syria...
KCLSU & Societies
KCL Turkish Society (KCLTS) are coordinating a donation drive among London students, collecting essential items for the communities hit by two recent earthquakes. At...
Comment
Roar writer Andrea Tonon on how a Europe pre-occupied with Covid-19 could soon create another humanitarian crisis with refugees fleeing the Taliban rule in Afghanistan...
Comment
Guest contributor Irfan Chowdhury on the sectarian nature of the ongoing conflict in Syria. This article is the second of a two-part series. In...