Europe
Greece, photographed by Isaac Ohringer
Cornerstones of Culture: What does France lose when it loses Latin?
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.
Layers of History: Photographing Paris
In a series of striking photographs, Léa Girard explores the confluence of the old and the new in the urban landscape of the French capital
Tbilisi’s Turning Point: Election Uncertainty in Georgia’s Capital
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.
Marina Herlop at the Barbican: Taking root and flowering
Luca Howes delves into the intricacies of Marina Herlop's concert, exploring her wonderful performance, and relating it to her inspiration.
The Colours of the Absurd
Through observations of this carnivalesque fever dream, European Editor Anja Gogo reviews Pirandello’s play, its linguistic landscape and its permeating nostalgia.