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King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
How safe is the Strait of Hormuz for shipping?
“The claim that the mines have been cleared came from CENTCOM initially, and in this we can have strong confidence.” said Dr Mark Hilborne.
🔗: bit.ly/4hSCLXi
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Could this policy fix the care system and slash student debt at the same time?
Dr Paul Sagar has a proposal for @guardian Big Idea 💡📝
theguardian.com/books/2026/a…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Prof Ramon Pacheco Pardo (@rpachecopardo) joined Niall Paterson of @SkyNews for an in-depth discussion on the implications of Donald Trump's threat to reduce military commitments in South Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇵
Watch here 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=9U2CtpyM…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
🌏 China Week is back!
Join us at King’s College London, Strand Campus, from 19–23 October for our flagship events series exploring:
China and the New Multilateralism?
🎟️ Registration opens September. Sign up to be notified via kcl.ac.uk/china-week
@Kings_SGA @KingsSSPP
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
We’re delighted to announce that the UK Defence Academy has extended its academic provision contract with @KingsCollegeLondon for a further four years, continuing our longstanding partnership through to 2031.
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#Defence #Security
As heatwaves continue, climate adaptation becomes ever more urgent.
@kclgeography researchers studied the 2024 London Cool Spaces scheme and concluded there is more need to address the root causes of overheating, over 'reactive resilience'.
Read more: link.springer.com/article/10…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Is the Iran-Oman shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz a breakthrough - or a temporary fix?
@DrRGeistPinfold describes the emerging agreement as “a breakthrough”, but notes that disputes over charges, de-mining and control of traffic remain.
Read: bit.ly/4ggVB98
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.
Read more: kcl.ac.uk/news/local-newspap…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Everything you wanted to know about Chairman #Mao - our director, Professor Kerry Brown, answers the internet's most pressing questions.
Read on the @Kings_SGA substack:
kingsglobalaffairs.substack.…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
🗞️ Hollowed out? 🗞️
Britain’s local newspapers are at risk of transforming into "zombie" titles that fail to perform their key democratic functions.
New research co-authored by @martinjemoore tracks the changing shape of local media.
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kcl.ac.uk/news/local-newspap…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Join us on 15 September to launch 'Communicating Cyber Risk: Build Cyber Resilience Through Compelling Communication' with authors Dr @AshleySweetman & Nina Paine plus Visiting Professor Sir Iain Lobban - published by @KoganPage
Sign up via link:
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King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
From Seablindness to Spaceblindness 🌊
Drawing on 20 years of research, Dr James WE Smith examines the rise of 'spaceblindness' and explores what maritime strategy can teach us about securing an increasingly space-dependent world.
🔗: kcl.ac.uk/from-seablindness-…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
New sensors in Lake Victoria detected a deadly drop in oxygen before fish began dying. The FRESH-WQ project are exploring how earlier warnings could protect livelihoods, food security and freshwater ecosystems. Read the story: kingsglobalaffairs.substack.…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Revealing and thought-provoking @freedland column today - with a great plug and link for our Harvard-Kings regional growth work @danturnertweets @annastansbury theguardian.com/commentisfre…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
🌍 Security challenges are evolving rapidly. Our International Security and Policy MA equips professionals with the leadership & analytical skills to help shape security policy.
Delivered through @SecDefencePLuS with @KingsCollegeLon, @ASU & UNSW.
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King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
New sensors in Lake Victoria detected a deadly drop in oxygen before fish began dying. The FRESH-WQ project are exploring how earlier warnings could protect livelihoods, food security and freshwater ecosystems. Read the story: kingsglobalaffairs.substack.…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
Do traditional economic indicators adequately reflect the public's lived experiences? 📈🏦
Read the summary report from a panel event organised by the Centre for British Democracy ⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/news/rethinking-ho…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
🌍 Security challenges are evolving rapidly. Our International Security and Policy MA equips professionals with the leadership & analytical skills to help shape security policy.
Delivered through @SecDefencePLuS with @KingsCollegeLon, @ASU & UNSW.
🔍 bit.ly/4fecNdV
We've heard lots about England football fans travelling to Mexico City for the team's epic World Cup win early this morning. But what about the Mexico fans supporting their team from the UK?
Professor Cathy McIlwaine, Professor of Development Geography at @kclgeography commented in NBC News on London's tiny Mexican diaspora:
nbcnews.com/world/united-kin…
King's Social Science & Public Policy retweeted
⏰ NEXT MONDAY:
Keynote Address by Lord Jim O’Neill. This event explores the growing global significance of BRICS+ following its recent expansion.
🗓️ 6 July |🕔 17:00-19:00 |📍Strand Campus
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