Coronavirus: The Colonial Legacy in Global Health
Paakhi Bhatnagar is a Second Year International Relations student at King’s College London. She is the Editor-in-Chief of IR Today … Continue reading Coronavirus: The Colonial Legacy in Global Health
Category: Asia-Pacific
Mount Kumgang: Clash of Interests in Korean Peninsula
Colin is a Korean student studying BA International Relations as a Year 1 student. He has lived in East Asia … Continue reading Mount Kumgang: Clash of Interests in Korean Peninsula
The Rising Sun: Tension Heading into the 2020 Olympics
Gabrielle Heal is second year International Relations student at King’s College London. She is a staff writer at International Relations … Continue reading The Rising Sun: Tension Heading into the 2020 Olympics
Questioning the Effectiveness of Environmental Regime: The Case of Japan
Colin Jun is a first-year IR student at King’s from South Korea. His interest relates to the vital issues facing … Continue reading Questioning the Effectiveness of Environmental Regime: The Case of Japan
Seoul and Tokyo at loggerheads: A Crisis of East Asian Security?
Colin Jun is a first-year IR student at King’s from South Korea. His interest relates to the vital issues facing … Continue reading Seoul and Tokyo at loggerheads: A Crisis of East Asian Security?
Hong Kong & Beijing: A Divide Long in the Making
Louis Hobbs Martin is a final year International Relations student studying at King’s College London. He is International Relations Today’s … Continue reading Hong Kong & Beijing: A Divide Long in the Making
China’s rise: how changes in China’s own self-identity pushed East Asia to regard China as a threat
Sheng-Wei (Kevin) Chuang, a second year IR student, writes about the changes in Chinese self-identity and foreign policy, giving credibility … Continue reading China’s rise: how changes in China’s own self-identity pushed East Asia to regard China as a threat
