Elections across the world faced a wide range of pressures on electoral integrity in 2025, from violence and mis- and disinformation to electoral management malfunctions, cyber attacks and natural hazards, according to a new report.
Read moreIndigenous women leaders and LGBTQIA+ campaigners from Peru and Brazil are in London this week as part of a University of East Anglia project using creative storytelling to drive climate justice and Indigenous rights advocacy.
Read moreFollowing World James Bond Day earlier this week, speculation is mounting over who will become the next James Bond, with names including Jack Lowden, Callum Turner and Aaron Taylor-Johnson linked to the iconic role.
Read moreApplications are now open for the 2027 Creative Writing Summer School at UEA, following the success of its inaugural programme this summer.
Read moreFemales with autoimmune diseases are more likely than males to report mental health misdiagnoses and face longer diagnostic delays, University of East Anglia and Cambridge research has found.
Read moreThe scientific evidence for human-caused global warming is stronger than ever, according to a major new review – despite a United States government report questioning the science.
Read moreThe University of East Anglia and Anglian Water are reaffirming their shared commitment to tackling some of the region's most pressing environmental challenges.
Read moreThe Booker Prize Foundation and the University of East Anglia announce new creative writing scholarship in the name of former BPF Company Secretary Eve Smith.
Read more£374,697 Resilience award will support relocation of the East Anglian Film Archive to UEA and safeguard more than 130 years of regional screen heritage.
Read moreFrom the science of selling a rock to a caveman to how polar bears respond to climate change – the University of East Anglia is set to host a celebration of big ideas next month.
Read moreDiscover the latest research and funding grant successes happening within the University of East Anglia.
Read moreResearch led by the University of East Anglia (UEA) shows that childhood poverty, poor living conditions and gender can have lasting impacts on employment opportunities and earnings in India.
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