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Britain Must Say Yes to Building Beautifully
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Britain Must Say Yes to Building Beautifully
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Explore how overcoming the grip of NIMBYism though thoughtful design, planning reform and community consent could hold the key to solving Britain’s housing crisis and unlocking economic growth.

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Britain Must Say Yes to Building Beautifully
Britain Must Say Yes to Building Beautifully

Explore how overcoming the grip of NIMBYism though thoughtful design, planning reform and community consent could hold the key to solving Britain’s housing crisis and unlocking economic growth.

The Price of Progress: Ethiopia’s Dam and the Question of Multilateralism
The Price of Progress: Ethiopia’s Dam and the Question of Multilateralism

Learn more about the geopolitics behind the newly inaugurated Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the debate on multi-and-unilateralism surrounding its construction and use.

Sarah Chen-Spellings on Women, Wealth and Innovation: ‘Not a Moment- a Movement.’ 
Sarah Chen-Spellings on Women, Wealth and Innovation: ‘Not a Moment- a Movement.’ 

In our series, Leaders @Kings, the King’s Business Review editors sit down with Sarah Chen-Spellings, award-winning American entrepreneur and investor, podcast host, and global advocate for female founders, and the funds that invest in them.

How Gen-Z is Shaping the Future of Aviation
How Gen-Z is Shaping the Future of Aviation

As the aviation sector accelerates its decarbonisation agenda, most focus has been on long-horizon technological shifts.

Leadership Beyond Earth: A Conversation with UNOOSA on Law and the Future of Space
Leadership Beyond Earth: A Conversation with UNOOSA on Law and the Future of Space

UNOOSA experts reflect on the principles of maintaining peace beyond our planet and the role of the United Nations in a new, ever-expanding, private-sector-driven space age.

King’s, KBC, and What Comes Next with Tea Abrasheva: ‘I was doing it for the people who come after us.’
King’s, KBC, and What Comes Next with Tea Abrasheva: ‘I was doing it for the people who come after us.’

In our latest interview for the Leaders @King's series, King’s Business Review's @King's editor sits down with Tea Abrasheva, our very own King’s Business Club President.

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