17 July 2026 Are tech platforms moving from confrontation to collaboration? The era of tech platforms uniformly defying government regulation may be over, according to a new… Technology & Science Society
13 July 2026 A new phenomenon in European politics: the 'strongwoman' Europe's radical right has traditionally been dominated by authoritarian ‘strongmen’ but, according… Society
30 June 2026 Research wins recognition from leading academic association A King’s academic has been awarded a prestigious prize for a research paper which has shed new light… International Society
26 June 2026 Could better welfare support curb rise of populism? More generous unemployment support may help reduce the appeal of populist parties, according to new… International Society
18 June 2026 Foreign policy focus at workshop A workshop held at King’s College London focussed on German politics and foreign policy towards… International
10 June 2026 Technology and politics in focus at annual workshop A new age of technology and geopolitics was in focus at the second annual workshop of the Jean… International
14 May 2026 Fundamental reform needed to bring long-term stability to 'rollercoaster' democracy South Korea's democracy is not in decline but caught on a turbulent "rollercoaster," according to a… International
24 April 2026 Expert panel discusses populism and democratic resilience The resilience of democracy in Europe was in focus at a roundtable event held at King’s College… International Society
16 April 2026 Fellowship grant will support project examining energy transition A King’s academic has been awarded a fellowship by a leading research organisation to support a new… Technology & Science Society
7 April 2026 New study reveals why housing booms and busts are built into the system Some policies make it easy – and tempting – for people to gamble on rising house prices Society Business & Finance