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Gulf Times (Qatar) 31st May 2010
Dr Harsh Pant from the Department of War Studies comments on the relationship between India and the US.Times of Oman 31st May 2010
Dr Harsh V Pant from the Department of Defence Studies comments in this article on the first strategic dialogue between India and US to tackle issues such as the conflict in Afghanistan, potential instability in Pakistan, climate change and nuclear weapons.Washington Post (p26) 30th May 2010
Review of the new book 'Duke Ellington's America' by Dr Harvey Cohen from the Centre for Culture, Media and Creative Industries.University World News 30th May 2010
European universities need to forge stronger ties with the private sector but must retain full control over their finances, governance and curriculum, the European Parliament decided last week.University World News 30th May 2010
The European University Association has called on the continent's governments to commit to major investment in higher education and research, and to renew efforts to reach the Barcelona target of 3% of GDP investment in research and the 2% investment in higher education proposed by the European Commission.University World News 30th May 2010
University presidents and vice-chancellors from the G8 and G20 countries agreed at a meeting in Vancouver last week on an action plan ahead of next month's summits in Canada. The third in a succession of university conferences, held since 2008 in the run up to the economic summits, focused on sustainability in three areas - energy, health and higher education.The Pharmaceutical Journal (p529) 29th May 2010
Professor Jayne Lawrence, Pharmaceutical Science Division, writes that the advent of the pharmacy’s new professional body and the General Pharmaceutical Council presents a unique opportunity for the profession to look at itself and ask what it stands for.South China Morning Post (p7) 29th May 2010
The article on motorways includes comment from Dr Kun-Chin Lin,Lecturer at King's China Institute.Radio Times 29th May 2010
Rosalind Franklin's contribution towards the discovery of the structure of DNA during her time at King's is highlighted in an article discussing the work also undertaken by James Watson and Francis CrickPress Association 28th May 2010
A report from the Medical Research Council (MRC) calling for more research in mental health, was published in The Lancet. Professor Til Wykes of the Institute of Psychiatry said the report highlights the strengths of UK research.Press Association 28th May 2010
The findings of research on heroin use, the Randomised Injectable Opiate Treatment Trial (RIOTT) conducted by the National Addiction Centre, were published in the Lancet.King's press release related to 'Study backs supervised heroin use for addicts'
European Times 27th May 2010
Professor Denis Corboy's editorial analyses why European leaders shohuld speak up against terrorism, insurgency and Islamic radicalisation across Russia's North Caucasus at the EU-Russia summit on 31 May and 1 June. Professor Corboy is Director of the Caucasus Policy Institute.L'espresso (p66, Italy) 27th May 2010
Article about air quality monitoring in Italy, criticising the control of politics over the monitoring agencies. The Environmental Research Group is praised as a European example of an independent group, and Dr Gary Fuller, Air Quality Monitoring Manager, is quoted.Haaretz newspaper 27th May 2010
Dr Ahron Bregman from the Department of War Studies was interviewed for the Haaretz newspaper about the Marwan Affair, the Egyptian spy who worked for Mossad and was found dead in London.The Guardian (p15) 27th May 2010
Final year students are bracing themselves for a jobs crisis, with only a third expecting to find work amid fears that vacancies will be filled by last year's graduates, researchers have found.BBC 2's History Cold Case 27th May 2010
Dr David Green, Department of Geography, was interviewed on the programme. He had researched the case of the 'Crossbones Girl' a skeleton unearthed in an archaeological dig in the historic borough of Southwark in London.The Independent (p5) 27th May 2010
The article looks at sibling rivalry. Professor Judy Dunn of the Institute of Psychiatry advises parents on how to handle the introduction of the new sibling, to avoid rivalry and family arguments.The Guardian (p39) 27th May 2010
Professor Ben Bowling, School of Law, writes that the chaos in Kingston is symptomatic of the failure of US-led cocaine prohibition. This tragic violence must force a rethink.Business Day (New Zealand) 26th May 2010
Editorial by Professor Jack Spence, Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies, on what foreign policy priorities will govern the UK coalition’s defence strategy over the long term.