Pauline Darrieus is a first year History and International Relations student and theSub-Saharan Africa editor for International Relations Today. … Continue reading French interference in Cameroonian domestic affairs: duty to protect human rights or not so laudable geopolitical motivations?
Liena El-Lahawi is a second-year BA International Relations student at KCL and IR Today’s Sub-Saharan Africa Editor. Her latest article … Continue reading Niger’s Anthem: A Newfound Embrace of National Values?
Simon Ahrens is a third year International Relations student and a Staff Writer for International Relations Today. In 1972, Richard … Continue reading The Scramble For Africa 2.0: China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa
By Andrei Popoviciu, a 3rd year International Relations student in the War Studies department at KCL. Because of his strong … Continue reading Corruption, Poverty & Elitism: Mugabe’s Legacy in Zimbabwe
By Lukas Jansen, a second year International Relations Undergraduate at King’s College London. On the 29th July 2017, 43 men … Continue reading Equality – irrespective of sexual orientation. A privilege of the developed world?
by Natasha Hira. A British second year student who has mostly lived in Kenya, reading BA International Relations at the … Continue reading 6 Reasons We Should Watch Out For Burundi
by Kayleigh Wenham, student of History at King’s College London. Over the past few years, a group of displaced … Continue reading Maintaining the Fiction
