22 May 2026 Panama's multilateral vocation: from hemispheric ideal to strategic necessity The article reflects on a King’s event discussing how Panama uses multilateralism to defend its sovereignty in an unequal international system. International Society Student
8 May 2026 Reflection on '24 Hours at the Capitol' by Nora Neus In this student insight, MA War Studies student Alexander Sutherland reflects on Nora Neus’s 24 Hours at the Capitol book launch at King’s College… International Society Student
21 April 2026 Latin America in the spotlight: regional perspectives on global geopolitics On 9 March, King’s Latin American Security Research Group hosted a panel exploring how governments, organisations and civil societies across Latin… University International Student
17 April 2026 A realistic defence for emerging countries Dr Carvalho and Schneider suggest emerging countries should focus on resilient, denial-based defence that makes aggression costly instead of copying… Technology & Science Society
9 April 2026 Drone Regulations: The Military Aviation Authority Perspective In this FASI viewpoint Captain Joe Dransfield explores the evolving use of drones and uncrewed systems in modern warfare and how the Military Aviation… International
30 March 2026 Building NHS Resilience to Ransomware The King’s College London Cyber Security Research Group has published a white paper, Building NHS Resilience to Ransomware: Central Oversight and… University International
23 March 2026 Cyber defence in practice: A student reflection on a conversation with Brazil's cyber command chief On Wednesday, 28 January 2026, the Latin American Security Research Group (LAS) in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London hosted a… International Society Student
13 March 2026 Beyond the 'mercenary' label: Why international law is failing to regulate modern private armies As private military actors such as the Wagner Group expand across African conflict zones, outdated legal definitions and political compromises have… International Law Society
6 March 2026 International Women's Day amid gender backlash: defending Women, Peace and Security at NATO and globally The Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda is facing turbulent times – from a global backlash against women’s rights and gender equality to defunding… International Society
6 March 2026 From symbolic icons to democratic power brokers: women as defenders of democracy For International Women's Day, Dr Anna Plunkett, Lecturer in International Relations in the Department of War Studies, examines how women are often… International Society