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Your French friends or colleagues were probably quite amused if you ever told them that you were leaving France to expatriate yourself in Belgium […]

The social and political landscape of the United States has been characterized more and more by
extreme polarization between Republicans and Democrats. This notion of polarization has traditionally referred to the increasingly divergent policies of each party […]

Among the many consequences of globalization, there is an increase in the number of interactions between people of different cultural and linguistic backgrounds […]

Georgia, a country too often confused with the American state, has been attracting more and more foreigners each year, whether it be entrepreneurs, digital nomads, or tourists […]

Neymar’s lionized arrival in Paris, which was likely impossible for you to miss, demonstrated France’s ability to welcome foreign athletes […]

The globalization of the economy and the digital revolution have made borders fall apart.
This is a fact. Generations Y and Z surf the internet with remarkable ease. But that is again another banality […]

If curiosity were to lead you to a Google search on Kazakhstan, you would probably end up reading about the arrest of 6 Hungarian tourists in Borat outfits (low-cut green underwear), the elimination of Kazakhstan from the Football World Cup, or the project of abandoning the Cyrillic alphabet for the Latin one […]

While globalization has opened up borders, the need to understand local realities has made
intercultural management a must and key factor for success. Relations between France and Algeria illustrate particularly well the need to support French managers locally […]