Funding for higher education opened on 24 March, with deadlines set for 15 May. Eligibility rules vary by residency and immigration status, while repayment conditions—linked to income and inflation—mean graduates may carry debt for up to 40 years after completing their studies. Pablo Munoz Applicants can access Tuition […]
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Cross-cultural couples thrive in multicultural London
Latin immigrants in the UK increasingly enter relationships with British partners, expanding social circles and bridging cultural gaps while challenging traditional expectations from earlier generations. From hobby shops to beach encounters, couples like Leslie and Nick illustrate how shared interests and mutual respect enable successful cross-cultural partnerships in London. Ramón […]
50 Years of Argentina on film
The Garden Cinema presents a selection of films from the last five decades that explore how Argentine society has grappled with the aftermath of the military coup of 1976. Abla Kandalaft That year, the country’s armed forces overthrew the democratically elected government and installed a dictatorship as part […]
A pattern in an unhinged world
There is an aching need to soberly model the contemporary political world and Anton Jäger in “Hyperpolitics” makes a convincing case for his decipherment of the mayhem, at least as it affects political culture in the US and Europe. Sean Sheehan For most of the twentieth century one […]
Western Asia emerges from Trump’s nightmare
The illegal and disastrous war that Trump has been pushed into by Israel is bringing about big changes in the Gulf region, just not the ones that he and Netanyahu intended. New economic and political connections bypassing the US are being revealed. Graham Douglas The war in Iran […]
















