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"This is our city". The anti-asylum violence at accommodation centres starts with state-led violent border management policies seen around the world. 

SOAS Law academics contextualise South Africa v. Israel before the International Court of Justice ruling and discuss the implications of this case on international law and human rights protection.

Clare Coogan Cole explores inequality, racism and exploitation in the fossil fuel industry.

The electric car has emerged as a popular symbol of individual action against climate change. But extracting the ingredients that make up EVs is environmentally destructive and often exploits Global South and Indigenous communities.

SOAS DLD Conversation on the link between critical minerals and economic transformation, with important insights from all three speakers, Isabelle Ramdoo, Amir Lebdioui and Paul Atherley.

"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.

MA student Silas Lehane considers whether Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' is a 'revolution in urban living' or an example of greenwashing and humanitarian violation.

Pet-sitting in London is a fun, flexible way for students to bond with animals, make local friends, and explore new places — all without the long-term commitment.

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.