
Digital cultural relations: a pathway to trust?
International cultural relations is increasingly present in the digital dimension, but what does this mean for building trust?
International cultural relations is increasingly present in the digital dimension, but what does this mean for building trust?
A new agenda outlines the essential and necessary change needed to build the cultural and creative industries to meet their potential on local and global levels.
Critical to the success of the International Development strategy is for the UK to build trusted, modern partnerships that enable international cooperation and action on shared priorities.
The international higher education community has a crucial role in addressing global challenges. The UK has an opportunity to be at the heart of these partnerships.
Once again the UK tops the charts in its attractiveness to young people polled across the G20 in new research released by the British Council.
Cultural heritage protection is a route to powerful and effective cultural relations by bringing partners together to protect, nurture, dignify and celebrate the source of identified value.
For the UK to prosper it must be in a position to compete and succeed internationally. Thi latest inquiry sets out how international experience can support positive change at home.
We consider what UK cities mean for our international connections and what role they can play in fulfilling the ambition to become a truly Global Britain.
The arts have a significant role to play in helping us address climate change. We look at the role that cultural policy has in helping us develop and envisage a more sustainable world.
The Pontignano Conference has shown education and culture as key assets to support the UK’s international ambitions in a decade where resilient relationships are crucial.