How can growing up as the child of a diplomat affect how our children view themselves and their world?

Call me a trailing spouse and I will politely put you in a headlock and rearrange your pretty diplomat face to the point that you’ll need yo

We diplomats are great at language. We speak and write well. We learn them. We use language to our advantage. Can this also be a problem for

It is the season of goodwill to all and a time to be with family and friends. What is it about the festive season that can have us feeling h

The hyper-competitive environment in which we work, coupled with working in an environment which is ruled by diplomatic understatement and r

I am back in Australia visiting family and friends this week. I'm finally close enough to home to be able to do it. It's made me ref

This post is about diplomats who are busy and use social media as a primary tool to connect with friends and family with whom they may not h

In the great algebraic equation of your life right now, what’s your x? I honestly do not remember much algebra from my high school maths classes. I am much more comfortable with words than I am with numbers. What I do remember is all my maths teachers telling me that it’s one thing to plug in numbers on a calculator and write down the answer. The magic in mathematics happens when we share our workings out on the page so others can see it. So while you think about your x, let