Today’s Hungary at a Glance
After living under the oppression of Soviet Union domination, Hungary achieved independence with the breakup of the Communist block. As a democracy Hungary’s government has gone back and forth between […]Read more
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UT Austin student immersed in Czech culture, finds Texas links
This summer, with the help of the Czech Studies Summer Fellowship at my university, The University of Texas at Austin, I studied abroad for one month at the Summer School […]Read more
Future trade and investment in Luleå, Austin’s Swedish science sister
I recently spoke during the International Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Summit in the vibrant city of Luleå. It was Sweden’s first regional conference on the future trade and […]Read more
Texas-Japan Tomodachi
It is a great honor that Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) recently chose to partner with the University of Texas at Austin by investing $13 million […]Read more
Consul General Carlos González Gutiérrez: Mexico and Texas
This is a guest post by Ambassador Carlos González Gutiérrez, Consul General of Mexico in Austin. Mexico and Texas are old friends and partners. We are neighbors that share a 1,254 […]Read more
THE WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF AUSTIN: OUR ORIGINS AND OUR FUTURE
For almost a century, world affairs councils have spearheaded a nationwide non-partisan, non-profit grassroots movement to foster understanding and citizen engagement in international affairs and as well as involving interested […]Read more
