9 November 2026 COP31 and the future of the climate crisis: Why should students care? RACHEL WINDRIM: Whatever the outcomes of COP31, here's why students need to be engaged. Student International
4 November 2026 Using AI to advance the Rule of Law, Trust and Democracy Dr Stephen Daly argues that AI should be more than a technology for the law to regulate; it should be harnessed to strengthen the Rule of Law, enhance… Law
4 November 2026 Introduction to the directive - its legal basis and how it may test the limits of competence under Art. 83(1) TFEU. This blog post marks the first in a series of blog posts on the new EU Anti-Corruption Directive. These posts, which will be published regularly over… Law International
2 November 2026 Q&A with Kay Jebelli (LLM, 2009) In conversation with Kay Jebelli (LLM Competition Law, 2009) Law
27 October 2026 Responding to Australia's mega-fires: Corporate governance as a pathway to regulating emissions Associate Professor Ainsley Elbra reflects on the lessons of Australia's Black Summer bushfires, arguing that corporate governance and investor… Law International Society
26 October 2026 Learning by Doing: A Supervisor's Reflection on the Data Empowerment Clinic Data empowerment is still a nascent field, and those who are helping to define it are at the centre of that process. Suha Mohamed, the Innovation… Law Technology & Science
14 October 2026 The regulator as climate actor: Authority, trust, and the ecological transition With the climate crisis, climate risks have become the purview of every regulatory agency.Protecting citizens from the impacts of the ecological… Law Society
8 October 2026 Q&A with Krishan Thakker (LLB, 2009) In conversation with Krishan Thakker (LLB, 2009) Law
8 October 2026 'I witnessed several financial crises and two pandemics, but also the remarkable growth of Asia's financial markets' From advising on landmark transactions across Asia to helping shape the next generation of legal talent, King’s alum Sharon Lau (Law, 1998) has built… University Law