Overseas Correspondents

Sloshed to Geschlossen Madison Castle tenders a unique perspective on the fleeting nature of a year abroad experience, tainted by lockdown measures but blessed with discovery. When I first moved …

Coronavirus says “OK Go” to a second wave – and so “Here It Goes Again” Aled Midha digests Sweden’s response to the pandemic and sheds some light on an early …

Talinn – My First Post-Lockdown Weekend Break The joy of travelling has been dealt a pretty harsh blow. Covid-19 has cancelled plans and thrown any holiday ideas out of the …

Off the beaten track, in the wilderness and a world apart Katie Fox looks at how lockdown has stirred in her a greater appreciation of England’s natural beauty The tourism …

Dear Venice… Ross Chatburn writes a heartfelt letter to Venice, a city he cannot wait to see, whilst affectionately reminiscing about life as an Exeter student. Dear Venice, If you …

Why I’m (still) glad I started my year abroad early Jasmine Zaman, Foreign Correspondent in Spain, informs us of her experience of a year abroad cut short and why she …

A European ‘Hyperloop’? Alex Norman, Foreign Correspondent in the Netherlands, explores the economic and political implications of the ‘Hyperloop’ for Europe Dutch company Hardt Global Mobility is trail-blazing in the …

No Place Like Home: A Tragedy Behind Closed Doors Tamara Moule takes a look at the current surge of domestic violence occurring globally and the measures taken to combat it …

A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved Jenny May Medlicott, Foreign Correspondent, examines the way in which European countries are cooperating through the Coronavirus pandemic. Before Europe officially became the …

Coronavirus Roundtable: Toulouse Foreign Correspondent Ben Mirzoeff describes his experience of being in France at the time of the crisis and how it has affected him The city of Toulouse …