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New exhibition challenges how we think about miscarriage – and the stories we don’t hear

A powerful new exhibition is set to open in London this spring, inviting the public to rethink one of life’s most intimate and misunderstood experiences: miscarriage.

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Loughborough expert warns UK military must prepare for the possibility of “low-carbon warfare”

A small ‘vanguard’ group inside the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been trying to develop a new vision of ‘low-carbon warfare’ in response to emerging climate and energy transition risks, according to new research.
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International Security Master's students deliver real-world innovation at ‘Hacking for’ Government' showcase

The Department for International Relations, Politics and History recently hosted the final showcase of its 'Hacking for MoD and Government' module, part of the UK’s national Common Mission programme.

Ian Fraser (1962 - 2025)

We are shocked and saddened to share the news of Ian’s death in February 2025. 
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Make a new year resolution for 2025: Learn Japanese!

We are offering an in-person Japanese course for beginners, open to anyone aged 18 and over at Loughborough University.

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Alex Christoyannopoulos publishes pacifist reflections on Ukraine war

Dr Alex Christoyannopoulos just published an article on the Ukraine war in International Affairs, a prestigious journal ran by Chatham House.

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