Skiing uphill: a personal reflection on Anglo-Irish relations
Kate Ewart-Biggs, the British Council’s Director, Global Network Team, writes a deeply personal and moving insight into three generations of her family.
Kate Ewart-Biggs, the British Council’s Director, Global Network Team, writes a deeply personal and moving insight into three generations of her family.
30 years on from the start of re-unification, new research on the views of young Germans shows how far the nation has come together.
The British Council turns 85 this month. From humble beginnings in 1934, we now have offices in 108 countries, creating opportunities, making connections, and building trust for the UK.
Norwegian Christmas generosity shows how Soft Power can come in many forms.
People everywhere say they want diversity. But this may mean different things. International engagement requires understanding of this area and practicing what we preach.
Many believe trust is declining in a 'post-truth' world. But is this really true? And is it a good thing? Insight looks at the evidence.
Alison Baily looks at the rich and surprising history of the nation’s favourite beverage – and what it reveals about cultural contact and infusion.
New research explores the value of the UK’s support for creative industries in emerging economies.
Stevie Spring CBE is appointed as the new Chairman of the organisation.
Knowledge Diplomacy’ is increasingly appearing in debates about the role of education internationally. We look at why.