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Staff Writer Emma Cooper outlines what the debate around compulsory military service might mean for Europe. Europe has seen a resurgence in compulsory military service. Although...
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Editor-in-Chief Nia Simeonova speaks to Christopher Sharp – a British journalist and KCL alumnus – about radio, motorsports and his upcoming charity trip to...
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ICC's arrest warrants issued on Israel for war crimes and crimes against humanity, reshapes global diplomacy.
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On Remembrance Sunday, Guest Writer Danial Ahmed reflects on the sacrifices made by British soldiers in the Falklands War, examining the legacy of remembrance...
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Editor-in-Chief Nia Simeonova interviews Professor Angela Stent – an expert on Russia who served as a U.S. intelligence officer and dined with Vladimir Putin...
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Culture Editor Jagoda Ziolkowska sheds light on an often overlooked aspect of the war in Ukraine, tracing the journey of a Russian migrant in...
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Jewish and pro-Israel students from King’s College London (KCL) staged a counter-protest during a pro-Palestinian walkout, taking place outside Strand campus on 7 October...
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President of King’s College London (KCL) Israel Society Aurele Tobelem dissects the demands of the student-led coalition protesting at the pro-Palestine encampments. Editor’s note:...
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Staff writer Deborah Solomon explains the roots of the current conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and argues that the colonial past...
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Staff writer Thomas Chamberlain recounts the turbulent life of US diplomat, Henry Kissinger. “Henry Kissinger dies celebrated,” begins Simon Tisdall’s editorial for The Guardian...
