After travelling in Mallorca, Emilia Raymond-Martin reflects on the economic, political and social implications of monolingual versus multilingual signs and advertisements, and examines how linguistic diversity and local language promotion can go hand-in-hand.

Highlighting the important role of couture in the history of film, Millie Gordon launches an impassioned defence of Mrs Harris Goes to Paris (Anthony Fabian, 2022), arguing that the film is anything but superficial.

Focusing on the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, Charlotte Stokes examines the social, political and linguistic tensions that are intertwined with Spain’s balancing act between Europe and North Africa.

Limpiar, fijar y dar esplendor: ¿cuál es —o debería ser— el papel protagonista de la Real Academia Española en el siglo XXI en lo que respecta a la evolución y el futuro de la lengua castellana? Charlotte Stokes nos adentra en el meollo del debate que se ha reavivado recientemente entre la RAE y el Instituto Cervantes, gigantes del mundo hispánico.

Having left Buckinghamshire for Gywnedd, Isobel Dickinson-Lomas examines the political - and practical - issues surrounding the use of bilingual road signs in Wales today.

Tracing the historical role of Latin in French culture and education, today significantly diminished, Hannah Fairburn emphasises its ongoing relevance and importance for students and wider society in contemporary France.

Maddy Guha gives insight into the run up to the highly anticipated 2024 Georgian parliamentary elections through the eyes of Georgian citizens and her observations whilst on her year abroad.

Luca Howes delves into the intricacies of Marina Herlop's concert, exploring her wonderful performance, and relating it to her inspiration.