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This new book series, published by Bloomsbury Academic, is the first scholarly series that engages with a de-colonial, non-Euro centric approach to addressing the relationship between politics, communication and culture in the Middle East and North Africa from the perspective of key actors and states in the region, and its peoples.

A new report jointly published by the Centre for Sustainable Finance at SOAS University of London; the Asian Development Bank Institute; the World Wide Fund for Nature Singapore; and Four Twenty Seven, provides a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which climate risks affect sovereign risk.

SOAS Japan Research Centre's Dr Monika Hinkel is pleased to announce the launch of Yoshida 吉田: Three Generations of Japanese Printmaking, which she has co-curated for the Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Zhaoxia Pang, Senior Lector of the Department of East Asia Languages and Cultures at SOAS, receives Outstanding Contribution Award at the 20th anniversary Chinese Bridge Competition.

Misan Harriman received his Honorary Fellowship from SOAS on Wednesday 7 December and addressed the graduating class.

Exceptional figures from the African diaspora in social activism, linguistics and sustainable development are to be honoured during the winter graduation celebrations in early December. 

SOAS academics, will work in partnership with academics in CEBRAP (The Brazilian Centre for Analysis and Planning) to support Bonsucro to develop a monitoring evaluation and learning framework, strategy, guidance and support package for Bonsucro members in receipt of a Bonsucro Impact Fund grant. 

Making Sense is a new podcast series hosted by Dr Somnath Batabyal which aims to make sense of our complex world. 

Scientists, medical practitioners, social scientists and public health experts from around the world will come together at SOAS University of London to discuss how to meet the global challenges posed by COVID-19 and future pandemics.