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So looking forward to Africa Week 2024! The Africa Group will host its annual Phd Forum at War Studies to delve into the latest research on Africa from our brilliant doctoral students within the College. Register here: kcl.ac.uk/events/africa-…

Our annual Research Forum showcases the latest work being undertaken on and in Africa by PhD students from across King's College London. Join us in-person (5 March 14:30) to hear from brilliant researchers in Digital Humanities 🐘 @[email protected], The Dickson Poon School of Law, War Studies & KCL European & International Studies kcl.ac.uk/events/africa-…

We have a great range of presentations in our annual Africa Group Research Forum. Come along and hear from King's College London doctoral researchers and meet staff and students with shared interests. A great hub for anyone research on the African continent kcl.ac.uk/events/africa-…

🌍 What kind of doctoral research on, in and with Africa takes place at King’s? As part of Africa Week 2024, Africa Group hosts an annual forum to answer these questions and more. 🗓️ 5 March, 14:30-17:00 📍Dockrill Room kcl.ac.uk/events/africa-…

Very proud of another successful Africa Research Forum at #AfricaWeek! Thanks to our Phd students for terrific presentations! Wendy Okun opened the event with her talk: "Redefining Motherhood and Sexuality in Armed Conflict; Feminist Questions on Forced Pregnancy in Tigray"

Brian Tshuma Brian Tshuma delivered the third presentation of the day: "Governance of Emerging Technologies in the Global South -Ecocash Mobile Money Platforms in Zimbabwe"

Panagiotis Kolovos presenting his research on "Promoting sustainable investments in Africa: The case of the European External Investment Plan"

Kaitlin Essig's presentation on "America’s Inability to Create and Maintain Enduring and Effective Influence In Africa: Between Strategic Racism and Strategic Ignorance"

Jennifer Dickson concluded the event with her talk on "Nigerian Tribal Marginality and its Political Ramifications"

Hannah Getachew (she/her) discussed her research on "Greening the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement: Legal Levers and Limitations"

It was wonderful to engage with all the amazing research being conducted here at King's. Thanks to all the PhD students who shared their work yesterday, looking forward to seeing how it progresses!

Happening now: "The Earth, Economic Growth and War: sustainability and security risks in Sub-Saharan Africa", a discussion panel organised by our War Studies BA students for #AfricaWeek

Really interesting and critical discussion. Impressive panel put together by our Security Studies students on climate change in Africa and how severe impacts can be met and mitigated. #KingsAfricaWeek

I am very grateful for this H-Diplo, with RJISSF roundtable discussion of my book "US Foreign Policy and the End of the Cold War in Africa". My heartfelt thanks to Poppy Cullen, Robin Möser and Frank Gerits for their insightful and thought-provoking analyses

We are deeply saddened upon hearing of the passing of Akira Toriyama. We offer our sincere condolences to his family. Within our company, we have many staff members who worked and contributed to masterpieces such as "Dr. Slump -Arale-" and the "Dragon Ball" series and who all

Dr David Banks leads the second phase of development on an analytic wargame for NATO ACT #NATOatKings #analyticwargaming War Studies

Very happy to join Diplomacy Day at the US Embassy London U.S. Embassy London, with the students of my MA Diplomacy & Foreign Policy class!

Happening now: William D. James book launch "British Grand Strategy in the age of American Hegemony", at Centre for Grand Strategy War Studies

It was such a great experience to be part of the team of subject matter experts working on the development of the analytic wargame for NATO ACT. Thank you David Banks and King's Wargaming for this opportunity!