While world leaders prepare for annual UN gathering, shifts in the global order continue in the face of a disruptive American president

Chess has a problem with draws.

A King’s College London academic has received a prestigious prize in recognition of the “phenomenal breadth and quality” of his research.

Join us at the historic Bush House at King's College London to explore complex experiences of ageing and multiple long-term conditions.

Applications to study degree subjects which are heavily exposed to artificial intelligence has seen an increase among UK university applicants, even as entry-level opportunities in those fields begin ...

Taking a decolonial, intersectional approach, decentring white women from the history of feminism, Rosa Campbell examines how the four UN World Conferences on Women inform efforts for global gender ju...

New research has found that older adults living in areas with lower-quality broadband connectivity experience a higher burden of depression, suggesting internet quality may play an important role in m...

Contenders include three former winners and titles on power, innovation and society

With heatwaves set to increase in frequency, intensity and duration, a policy shift is needed to build climate resilience on national and local levels. In London, a new strategy has been introduced to...

A unit in London’s Wandsworth prison has been transformed using methods from Sweden and Norway that prioritise rehabilitation over retribution

Britain’s local newspapers are at risk of transforming into "zombie" titles that lack original, community-focused reporting and fail to perform their key democratic functions, new research has conclud...

In direct inverse to the scene in Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca, red white and green hunkered down against the white-and-red masses outside.

Is tennis unfair?

The Annual African Leadership Centre Postgraduate Research Conference reimagines leadership through epistemic plurality and dialogue across shifting world orders.

This event brings together researchers who are at the forefront of developing better economic indicators for policy making.

The public is significantly less willing to support government benefits for university graduates who lose their jobs compared to those without degrees, according to newly-published research.

Security & Defence PLuS will host the Emerging Voices Series: Strategy, Security & Defence at King's College London on Thursday 18 June, 2026

This event brings together researchers who are at the forefront of developing better economic indicators for policy making.

Military History Seminar

This symposium brings together artists and scholars whose work engages with questions central to Agnieszka Holland’s cinema.

YouTube video by King's Social Science & Public Policy

On 12 April, Hungarian voters headed to the polls in the nation's 10th national election since victory over communism.

The 2nd Public Lecture under the Market Economies and Green Ideals programme   This is an in-person only public event …