Lorenzo Moscia and Gerry Conlon
I’ve known Lorenzo for many years. We met in Latin America in 2007, when I first interviewed him, and we have stayed in touch since then. I greatly admire his
I’ve known Lorenzo for many years. We met in Latin America in 2007, when I first interviewed him, and we have stayed in touch since then. I greatly admire his
We introduced you to Granny Aupair on our platform for professional expatwomen. This is the story of one of these fabulous Grannies. It all started when I saw a
Maria is an Italian friend of Expatclic. We “met” her when she was living in Myanmar, and she often contributed to our forums with interesting thoughts and experiences. She then
We are very happy to introduce you to this amazing initiative, while we wish happy birthday to Granny Aupair! Not on the scrap heap yet: Five million kilometers and
Malena is a great friend of Expatclic. In the past she was on the site’s Spanish-speaking team. After spending a few years in Shanghai, she has now moved to Tokyo.
Claudiaexpat shares a reflection on voluntary work abroad, and some memories… Whenever you hear about the advantages of taking some time off from your career to become a trailing spouse,
We thank the project Your Europe for this important article for European students, who study abroad. As an EU citizen, you are entitled to study at any EU university
Claudiaexpat shares another beautiful encounter in Jakarta. Hasnan is an elderly Indonesian lady who creates and sells traditional batik. I met her at the Christmas Bazaar of the American
Mociexpat shares her experience of being pregnant in Budapest. Being pregnant can involve a whole spectrum of emotions: it can be exciting, complicated, painful, uneasy, difficult, emotionally upsetting, it
Claudiaexpat introduces us to Ananda Sukarlan, a superb Indonesian pianist. I have always been fascinated by artists, and whenever I move to a new country, I go out of