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Why learning Chinese improves cultural understanding and opens new career opportunities

MSc student Alex is working towards becoming fluent in Chinese (Mandarin) and hopes to use his new communication skills when travelling and working.

Locating Voices of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour in 19th Century Missionary Periodicals / Part 2

Dr Joanne Davis reflects on the completion of a successful collaborative research project, BIPOC Voices in the Victorian Periodical Press, which has recently launched on One More Voice.

Careers: How SOAS helped Andrew become a policymaker in Tanzania

Andrew Mahiga studied MSc in Public Policy & Management at SOAS and is now working as a Director of Policy, Research, Advocacy & Lobbying in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. FInd out about his career so far.

Britain has neglected Africa and the Commonwealth for over a decade: 4 ways it can reset relations

The UK is resetting relations with Africa and the global south, seeking stronger, more equal partnerships. Dr Nick Westcott explains how this is a pivotal opportunity to rebuild ties and tackle global challenges.

Why The Economist is always wrong about Trump’s tariffs

Economics PhD student Thabo Huntgeburth argues that mainstream economic models misjudge the impact of tariffs by ignoring global structures and political motives.

Sudan's catastrophe: A long history of failed responses to structural and direct violence

The current crisis in Sudan has deep roots. Seemingly erupting suddenly, it has in fact been a long time coming.

Will India’s presence in Afghanistan lead to political change in South Asia?

Indian officials met with the foreign minister of Afghanistan for the first time since the Taliban takeover. What does this mean for the future of South Asian geopolitics?

Why I chose to study economics at SOAS

"I could not have cared less about economics. Until I got sick." Shloka shares how the experience of illness taught her about the relationship between global inequalities and 'developing' economies.

The problematic history and ecological impact of the UK houseplant industry

MA student Francesca Nicol examines the colonial history and ecological impact of the houseplant industry, challenging the perceived 'green' image of houseplants.