King's Global Affairs

When weather events change from what is probable to what is possible.

Read our blog which explores why unprecedented weather events are challenging how we assess risk and prepare for a changing climate.

🔗kingsglobalaffairs.substack.com/p/the-deadlies…

New sensors in Lake Victoria detected a deadly drop in oxygen before fish began dying. The FRESH-WQ project are exploring how earlier warnings could protect livelihoods, food security and freshwater ecosystems. Read the story: kingsglobalaffairs.substack.com/p/before-the-f…

When the US–China trade war intensified, many assumed global supply chains were simply shifting from China to Vietnam. But the reality was far more complex...

Read the full article from Sphere's of Knowledge our Substack to find out more 👇
🔗 kingsglobalaffairs.substack.com/p/vietnams-tra…

Featured in @guardian this week: new research from Dr Kriti Kapila (@KingsIndiaInst) examining why dowry-related killings in India no longer spark widespread public outrage or political debate.

An important read 👇
theguardian.com/global-develop…

📢 Join us for the Transitions Symposium: Psychiatric Deinstitutionalisation in Latin America – Memory, Reform, and Circulation.
Free hybrid event. Registration required.
📅 13 July | 🕧 12:30–16:30
📍 King's College London / Online
🎟️ Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychiatric-…