Culture, climate change and co-operation in a networked world
As the UK prepares to host COP26, new research and events show how soft power can help foster dialogue and agreement on climate change.
As the UK prepares to host COP26, new research and events show how soft power can help foster dialogue and agreement on climate change.
New research highlights the unique role that cultural relations plays in maintaining dialogue and co-operation between nations during challenging times.
At this crucial turning point we offer new insight into the UK’s standing in the eyes of young people around the world.
Harnessing the voices of young people, forging partnerships and collecting research, how the British Council supports the GPE Global Education Summit
The Global Perceptions 2020 report reveals how the UK and other countries rate in the eyes of the next generation of young people.
Research series: the Language Trends 2021 report surveyed teachers at more than 1500 primary, secondary and independent schools across England.
Research report: we explore the role that cultural relations plays in more challenging contexts in building a resilient platform for dialogue and co-operation between nations.
Alistair MacDonald, Senior Policy Advisor at the British Council considers the implications of the Integrated Review for the UK’s soft power.
As the UK embarks on a new chapter in its relationship with Italy, Rachel Launay Director Italy and Jill Morris British Ambassador to Italy and San Marino discuss future bilateral priorities
How do leading countries soft power approaches differ and what seems to work best? This report examines the institutional landscape and global presence of different international bodies.