How news is being used to dictate reality In an age where state directed media and tightly managed information are enabling world leaders to…
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15 July 2026 King's celebrates 30 years of child rights teaching The School of Education, Communication and Society brought staff, students and alumni together to…
15 July 2026 People want action on climate change adaptation and mitigation to improve lives People across the UK are supportive of tackling climate adaptation and mitigation together, shows a…
14 July 2026 Rethinking how economic indicators reflect lived experience Academics and policy experts discussed whether traditional economic indicators adequately reflect…
13 July 2026 A new phenomenon in European politics: the 'strongwoman' Europe's radical right has traditionally been dominated by authoritarian ‘strongmen’ but, according…
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