aportaciones con el tag "international"

Participants of various Erasmus+ projects communicate with young people from other countries a lot. During youth exchanges and ESC they even can be asked to organize a presentation about their country and its culture. This is very useful and interesting, because during preparation of this kind of presentation you can learn more about your own country and make others interested in it. I represented Ukraine many times at such events and I want to share with you my ideas which you can use to prepare a presentation about your country.

On the 23rd June 2016, the British public narrowly voted in favour of leaving the European Union. Although this action was predominantly motivated by nationalistic ideas, this article explores how both the Brexit vote and subsequent negotiations have unexpectedly served to promote increased solidarity amongst the other European states.

Eurovision famously claims that it is entirely apolitical. However, the controversies surrounding the hosting of the 2019 event in Israel demonstrate that this is not true. This article explores Eurovision as a unique event which allows young people in Europe to engage with politics and to explore their cultural identities in an accessible format.

This article discusses the increasing popularity of music in languages other than English, asking why the last few years has seen a dramatic rise in the number of non-English language music charting internationally. It also explores the positive effects that linguistically and culturally diverse music has on communities.

This article explores the relationship between fashion and politics, with a particular focus on the differences between how the physical appearance of men and women are discussed by the media and within wider society.

Die Lebenssituation der Roma in der Slowakei ist sehr weit entfernt von unseren Erfahrungen aus Deutschland. Doch gibt es auch Möglichkeiten, ihre Zukunftschancen zu verbessern?

A glance at the city festival which gathered people from Lower-Saxony and Norther-Westfalia.

In einer multikulturellen Stadt wie Brüssel hat man die Chance, zahlreiche Menschen aus der ganzen Welt und ihre Kultur kennen zu lernen.

Vertreter aus 192 Staaten treffen sich zurzeit in Kopenhagen, um über unsere Zukunft und die des Klimaschutzes zu diskutieren. Auch Russland ist dabei, und hat allen Grund dazu.

"Unwissend zu sein ist schlimm, nichts wissen zu wollen noch schlimmer." Viele Menschen sehen Russland durch eine Linse aus Klischees und Vorurteilen. DraCKo erlebt das Land ganz anders.