📣 SOAS Event 8-9 July 2026: Workshop with GSMA Join us in exploring African languages, AI and language models. Find out more: bit.ly/4yahIoW

📣 SOAS Event - 11 June DLD Conversations: The global health funding crisis and its human cost. Register: bit.ly/43VRvMK

📣SOAS Event: 4th June 2026 Join us for the latest in our Inaugural Lecture Series! Register: bit.ly/4wRfV7o

📣 SOAS Event 28 May - The 2026 Development Leadership Dialogue Annual Lecture Lessons from the health justice movement with Winnie Byanyima. Sign up: bit.ly/4fruyIb

📣SOAS Event 12 May Join us for the latest Kay Everett Memorial Lecture, as we Explore Climate Migration and Lessons from the Orient Find out more: bit.ly/4uFOT14

📣SOAS Event 11 May Join us in conversation with former UN Under-Secretary General and UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner. Find out more: bit.ly/4ukpmud

📣SOAS Event 28 April Sign for an upcoming webinar with UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese. Register: bit.ly/4ecARPu

📣SOAS Event 28 April - Penrose Lectures 2026 Join us as we explore organisational economics. Register: bit.ly/4mWgSXG

📣SOAS Event 1 May Join us as we discuss lessons from post-colonial Uganda, with @columbiauniversity.bsky.social Prof. Mahmood Mamdani. Find out more: bit.ly/4tfvpzU

📣 SOAS Event 20 April Join us as we explore regime change and immunity in international law. Register: bit.ly/4cqurep

SOAS Event 7 April 📣 Join us for a panel discussion on conventional counterforce and strategic stability. Register: bit.ly/41kX1HD

📢 SOAS event today! Curious how a SOAS education can shape a career in politics and policy? Join us for an inspiring conversation with alumni making real-world impact! Register: bit.ly/4seTV3R

📣SOAS Event 19 Feb Joins us for this month's Inaugural Lecture series, exploring the history of the British colonial system and Post‑Soviet Imperiality. Find out more: bit.ly/46aoqyV

"Whilst European's can't just dump U.S Treasuries at the flick of a switch, its not like the U.S administration holds all of the cards either." Doc. fellow Alex Dryden wrote for @theconversation.com on the US depending on global bond markets. theconversation.com/who-really-h...

Who really holds the cards: Trump or the bond market?

The US depends heavily on global bond markets to fund its public spending.

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"The interconnectedness of climate change, state fragility and conflict is a complex adaptive system." Dr Folahanmi Aina wrote for @theconversation.com on climate change and its link to conflict in Africa's Sahel region. theconversation.com/fighting-cli...

Fighting climate change in the Sahel is worsening conflicts - new research shows how

Climate action can ease or add to crises in the Sahel region.

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📣SOAS Event 23 Jan Join us in examining the future of venture capital in Africa. Register: bit.ly/4jYySiI

📣 SOAS Event 21 Jan Join us in conversation on how creative and archival practices resist cultural erasure. Register: bit.ly/49Pknc9

In an article with @reuters.com, Dr Hassan Ould Moctar provided insight on migration across Mauritania and the Canary Islands - alongside the EU's migration control policies in the region. bit.ly/49quxBd

Migrants using more distant, riskier departure points to Canaries after Mauritania crackdown, Red Cross finds

Migrants crossing from West Africa to Spain's Canaries started using more distant - and potentially more deadly - departure points in 2025 following a crackdown by Mauritania on irregular migration, a...

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📣SOAS Event 15 Jan 2026 Mughal Banaras - a new gallery exhibition exploring the diversity and forgotten history of the community in North India. Find out more: bit.ly/4pvRfg1

📣 SOAS Event 19 Jan 2026 - So Long as the Sun A new feature documentary exploring love and resilience under occupation. The screening is part of the SOAS Language of the Month series. Register: bit.ly/4ssD8dZ

📰 Inspiring the next generation through the arts. Listen to the new interview on BBC Radio London with SOAS-based organisation PositiveNegatives, discussing a new exhibition that communicates complex social, humanitarian and environmental issues. www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

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How have traditions of family life and relationships changed in China? Prof. Jieyu Liu's new book and research explores this, with South China Morning Post. Read more: bit.ly/4iLiNfv

‘Virginity battle’: Chinese women caught between old and new sexual values

Research by Liu Jieyu examining three generations in China finds traditional ideas still play a key role in sexual relations and family life.

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📣SOAS Event 11 Dec Inaugural Lecture with Prof. Julia Sallabank: Preserving minoritised languages, cultures, and protecting language rights. Register: bit.ly/3MucRvd

📺SOAS expertise helps inform new BBC documentary! Dr Satona Suzuki, expert in Japanese and Modern Japanese History – features in the new BBC Two Documentary: Civilisations: Rise and Fall. Read more: bit.ly/44sD2bJ

📰A new book, lead by Prof Jieyu Liu, reveals the trends and patterns in family life in China since the Chinese Communist Revolution of 1949 - bringing together findings from the first detailed study on sex, marriage and intimacy in China, seen through three generations. Read more: bit.ly/48bXMFP

📣SOAS Event 27 Nov Inaugural Lecture series: Africa, International Arbitration & Human Rights. Register: bit.ly/4ocUnwu

🌐Ahead of the next G20 Summit, read our new alumni newsletter for perspectives on green transition. Available now: soasworld.com/greentransition

📣SOAS Event 20 Nov How are the diverging paths of Malaysia and Turkey taking shape in global finance? Find out more: bit.ly/4i8oPGJ

📣SOAS Event 19 Nov Exploring 'City of Desire' - a portrait of the largest informal settlement in Bangladesh. Register: bit.ly/4oPm1Ro