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Late on Monday, October 26, 2026, the Corsican nationalist representatives left the Senate and announced their withdrawal from the negotiation process regarding the island's autonomy. The reason: the adopted amendments that call into question several essential elements: a distinct community, resident status, or the recognition of the Corsican language.
A survey by Ifop published on October 22, 2026, reveals that 56% of residents in the five Breton departments support the attachment of Loire-Atlantique to the Brittany region, compared to 44% in 2012. Support reaches 62% in Loire-Atlantique and 52% in the other four departments. Conducted for Regions and Solidarity Peoples (R&PS), the survey also shows a majority support for federalism and the recognition of regional languages.
During the inauguration of the 37th edition of the Book Festival in Brittany, this Saturday, October 24, in Carhaix, Mayor Christian Troadec paid a lengthy tribute to Charlie Grall, co-founder of the festival, who passed away on February 28. He also announced his intention to actively participate in the regional elections of March 2028 with an autonomist list from the first round and without any alliances in the second round. A paradigm shift in Breton politics.
Koun Breizh asks Loig Chesnais-Girard, President of the Brittany region, and Megalis, to affirm the principle of full respect for our toponymy in the Breton language.
The City of Carhaix Novel Prize is awarded to Anne-Solange Muis for "Écume d’hiver," her second novel (Phébus, 2026). The prize will be presented to her by the jury on Saturday, October 24 at 2:15 PM, at the Glenmor Space, during the Carhaix Book Festival.
36th edition of the "Jazz à l'Ouest" festival
R. J. Kerno wins the Breton short story prize from the City of Carhaix for Distro ar marc’h, published in issue 476 (May 2026) of the magazine Al Liamm. The prize will be awarded to the winner during the Carhaix book festival.
A confirmed rating in Bern, about ten Breton documents reported in Saint Petersburg, new classified corpora, and exchanges initiated with several European networks: BRETAGNE-DOC presents the verifiable results of its week of work and the steps that remain to be pursued.
The Yoran Embanner publishing house, based in Cléden-Poher (Finistère), is releasing a modernized and unexpurgated version of Book XII of Bertrand d'Argentré's History of Brittany. This work, dedicated to the years 1458 to 1532, notably restores the passages that were censored at the end of the 16th century regarding the union of Brittany with the Kingdom of France.
The hemorrhage continues. Koun Breizh wishes to express its indignation to Mr. Mayor of Plouzane following the de-Bretonization of the Coat-Edern school. What is the point of being at level 2 of the Ya d'ar breizhoneg charter to end up here? We demand the restoration of the original name or the addition of the new name to Coat-Edern.
In the early 1970s, Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber, a figure of leftist reformist radicalism and European federalism, advocated in Le Pouvoir régional for a genuine capacity for political decision-making by regions. The modernity of his thought could help bring back to the forefront of the debate the issue of regional autonomy and the institutional future of Brittany.
A 4th CD for O'TRIDAL: "Daou Pik Mann," like 2.0 For 10 years, O'TRIDAL has been developing and exploring the different facets of a Breton music that is, resolutely, personal to him. (Paker prod.)
Two original diplomatic acts from 1490, preserved at the British National Archives, have recently been the subject of new digital acquisitions by Bretaigne DAO. They allow for a direct study of Anne of Brittany's negotiations with Henry VII of England, as well as the financial and territorial commitments related to the English intervention.
Enluminures Mandalas a new book by Jean-Pierre Subié In this book, published by Alouarn éditions, Jean-Pierre Subié presents nearly sixty illuminations or mandalas. Pictorial forms that he has already approached differently in his previous book "Celtic Lands of Today." Contemporary and original illuminations created in the continuity of those found in medieval books, including those of Kells and Durrow. The titles of the illuminations are in Breton and French.
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