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With "À la bretonne," six leaders in the agri-food sector present a richly illustrated work dedicated to the history, heritage, economy, and food in Brittany. Aimed at the general public, this popular science book brings together maps, figures, and infographics to provide a broad overview of the Brittany region.
The poet-singer, songwriter, and Breton musician Melaine Favennec has passed away, leaving Brittany orphaned of one of its most unique voices.
Koun Breizh is outraged by the decision of the Administrative Court imposing the relocation of the calvary of Kerdalaes in Saint-Divy. This decision confirms the impossibility for Bretons to preserve their original heritage. It concerns our culture, our heritage, and our roots. We can no longer accept such secular intransigence that fuels discomfort, conflict, and all forms of...
4th and new solo album by Didier DREO. Five generations united by music: the vibrant family saga of the Breton guitarist.
Gouel Broadel ar Brezhoneg
Gathered in Carhaix at the invitation of Mayor Christian Troadec and lawyer Yvon Ollivier, representatives of autonomist, federalist, and independentist parties and movements made multiple calls for unity. All emphasized the need to build a common project capable of addressing the daily concerns of the Bretons.
By supporting the constitutional bill for an autonomous Corsica within the Republic, Paul Molac has reignited the debate on French centralization. For the Breton deputy, territorial autonomy is primarily a matter of democracy.
Morin does not describe France as a community of blood or origin but as a historical construction that has gradually Frenchified very different populations, even other nations.
The Breton coastline is changing. The gradual warming of the sea is altering habitats, advancing breeding periods, favoring certain species, and weakening others. These changes have been observed on the ground for several decades, and scientific work by Ifremer now allows for a better understanding of them.
Will there be a women's book fair in Saint-Quay-Portrieux?
Gathered on Saturday in Bourbriac for its return to the Breton activist scene, the collective Ai'ta! awarded its first "Disprizioù ar brezhoneg," satirical distinctions given to local authorities, media, and officials deemed unfavorable to the Breton language.
What remains of the Enlightenment when the revolutionary storm rumbles? In The Revolution of Shadows, Bernard Rio brings to life forty years of history through a gallery of characters swept away by the passions, hopes, and dramas of an era that changed the fate of Brittany.
Book on the evolution of the morphology and syntax of Breton, from Old Breton to Middle Breton to Modern Breton.
According to an article published by the Spanish daily El País, the Spanish government and the Basque autonomous government will invest 10.5 million euros by 2028 to ensure the place of Euskara in artificial intelligence technologies.
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