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Monday, May 25, 2026

Regional languages: towards a new status for immersive education

The Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray announced before the Study Group on Regional Languages and Cultures of the National Assembly the upcoming creation of a regulatory framework aimed at removing immersive institutions from the derogatory regime. The two co-chairs of the study group also presented the minister with a bipartisan open letter signed by 50 deputies. (available in PDF at the bottom of the article).

The sirens of Odessa: immersion in a Ukrainian city at war

Through a report conducted in Odessa in September 2025, Breton journalist Erwan Chartier-Le Floch describes the daily life of a large Ukrainian city living under the constant threat of Russian drones and missiles. Blending on-the-ground narrative, historical reflection, and identity questions, "The Sirens of Odessa" offers a sensitive dive into war-torn Ukraine.

The Embers of the Meeting, Sunday, June 7, 2026, at the MAB Koad Sav Pell Memorial Sculpture Park!

Our Koad Sav Pell land, a Breton collective property since its purchase in 2003, on the site of the Battle of Saint Aubin du Cormier, is the location for the creation of a memorial sculpture park dedicated to our rich History of Brittany. Development work has been taking place there for now twenty-three years, with a renewed momentum for about five years.

Dante's Divine Comedy in Breton

In subscription, this monument of medieval literature in Breton is the subject of a revised and expanded re-edition. Explanatory text below.

Contemporary Druidism in Brittany: between spirituality and cultural heritage

Druidism has returned to public debate following controversial statements made by Deputy Maël de Calan last April, and then an article published by Libération on May 12, 2026. ABP has been conducting an investigation into this contemporary spirituality, which is still not well known, for several weeks.

Wales: Historic victory for Plaid Cymru in the elections

These elections mark the end of a political era in Wales. Since the establishment of the Senedd in 1999, Labour has largely dominated Welsh political life. The victory of Plaid Cymru opens a new phase, in the context of the rise of nationalist and autonomist parties in several nations of the United Kingdom.

Breton oral heritage: Dastum affected by a decrease in public funding.

The Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs (DRAC) announced to Dastum a reduction of 30,000 euros in its financial contribution for 2026. According to the association specialized in the preservation of Breton oral heritage, this decrease in public funding will result in the elimination of one position among its 18 employees.

Ar Redadeg 2026: 2,226 km to promote the Breton language, from Lannion to Nantes.

In twelve days before the start, the 10th edition of Ar Redadeg is preparing to cross Brittany over 2,226 kilometers, connecting more than 300 municipalities in the five Breton departments. This relay race, which is both sporting, cultural, and popular, will start from Lannion on May 8 and reach Nantes on May 16.

Charter of regional languages: the fallacious arguments of the Constitutional Council

The publication in 2025 of the archives of the Constitutional Council on the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages reveals a debate from 1999 largely dominated by political fears, prejudices, and a lack of understanding of linguistic realities. In an analysis signed by the lawyer Véronique Bertile and the sociolinguist Philippe Blanchet, the foundations of this historic decision are severely questioned.

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