It has not been a good week for French president François Hollande.
Brazil is blooming, and it’s rapidly becoming known for more than its beauty, tolerance and party atmosphere.
Robert Norris reports on the unsuccessful attempt to grant Australian same-sex couples marriage rights.
UEA’s Conversation Club is here to help international students settle. Find out more about the club and how to get involved.
South Korea’s billion-dollar cultural exports have attracted worldwide interest but the country’s entertainment industry is darkened by exploitation, sexual assault and suicide.
Wherever you are, postcards and false promises go hand in hand. Here’s why.
The student-founded Great British Magazine has launched a section for international students, offering a dose of culture and discounts.
In 2010, Burma held its first general election in 20 years, widely branded a sham. Robert Norris takes a look at how the move towards democracy has affected the population and foreign relations.
In 1998 only a handful of countries had extensive internet usage. Today, nearly two billion people worldwide have ready access to the internet. Gone are the days when the world seemed a vast and inaccessible abyss to many who were limited to their own countries and even their own homes.
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