Month: May 2021

Many students have passed through Kent but what are they up to now? In the After Kent series, we talk to Ceri Johnson about her … Read more

Do you remember your first few weeks at uni? Getting lost on campus, not knowing where to find your textbooks, or not knowing what events … Read more

Roman Protasevich, the 26 year old journalist, and prominent opponent of Belarus’ authoritarian president was arrested on Sunday after the flight he was travelling on … Read more

University of Kent Professor of International Politics, Elena Korosteleva, has appeared in the national media commentating on the illegal diversion of Ryanair Flight FR4978. On … Read more

Many students have passed through Kent but what are they up to now? In the After Kent series, we talk to Grace Couch about her … Read more

Professor Thomas Kruessmann has published the chapter The Arctic as a Micro-Cosmos for Selective Engagement between the EU and Russia? in the book Principled Pragmatism … Read more

After a month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr on Thursday 13th May (or the 14th, depending on the moon sighting, it’s a … Read more

In response to the escalating situation between Israelis and Palestinians, Dr Yaniv Voller, an expert in Middle East politics at the School of Politics and International relations, … Read more

  The recording of this virtual debate that took place on 9th May 2021, from the Burgtheater in Vienna, is now available: Do We Need … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations Research Seminar Series (SPIRRS) resumes on Wednesday 19 May 2021. Chaired by Head of School, Dr Nadine Ansorg, … Read more