Driving and parking in Holland
Groups and clubs in the Netherlands
New Year’s resolution: Give up the gym and get fit!
Debit card fraud in the Netherlands
Expat Voices: Irma Claeys on life in Belgium
The pieces that simply will not fit
Local still means local in rural France
'Natural' wine is new booze on the block
Expat Entrepreneur in Paris: Heather Jerue
Groups and clubs in Germany
'Poor but sexy' Berlin pulls in the tourists
Swiss watch industry hurt by crisis
Swiss Army knife morphs with age
Expat Entrepreneur in Malaga: Samantha Sintes
Pucker up in public in Spain
A guide to bars and pubs in Barcelona
The great British immigration debate
Finding London’s expatriates
A detour into Luxembourg
National groups and clubs in Luxembourg
Joining expat voices in Portugal
Expat Business: Lost in Cheeseland: Writer, filmmaker and photographer Elena Rossini
To wrap up our focus on international businesswomen, one talented expat making her own way in France talks about the challenges that make her work ambitious but satisfying.
Expat Entrepreneur in Germany: Didier Chabi sells humour through hard times
Dutch expat Didier Chabi advises companies to cooperate with related business. And his business promotes an international unity: through laughter.
Expat Voices: Alex on living in Badhoevedorp
South African expat Alex finds some aspects of living in the Netherlands challenging, but enjoys the career opportunities the country has provided him.
Expat voices: Chalks Corriette, social entrepreneur
Chalks has three wishes living in Belgium: no more dog mess on the streets, more creativity in schools, and a united Belgium
Expat Entrepreneur: Martin Parker
Expat entrepreneur Martin Parker talks about the beauty and companionship of doing business in the Pyrenees, as well as the frustrations when dealing with the slow-paced lifestyle.
Expat story: Hair trauma in Germany
Finding products and hairdressers in Germany to care for African American hair isn’t easy, as Annabelle Baptista-Baumann finds out.
Expat Entrepreneur in the Netherlands: Sarah Fraser
Life coach, Sarah Fraser, talks about the business of helping people to reach their goals to discover contentment and personal happiness.
Expat voices: Sarah Knauf teaches and lives music in Belgium
Music teacher Sarah Knauf laments the lack of customer service in Belgium but revels in its cultural offerings.
Expat Voices: Howard Hulley
British expat Howard Hulley lists the many reasons why a life in France shines bright compare to what his homeland has to offer; food and shopping is just scratching the surface of a deeper pleasure.
Expat Voices: James Powell on living in Hamburg