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Gaelic and Breton, the same fight against AI.

A language can survive among people and disappear from machines. In the face of the rise of artificial intelligence, Irish and Breton must now have vast digital resources to avoid being marginalized by new technologies like AI.


Lorient hosts the 10th edition of the Interceltic Business Forum.

The Interceltic Business Forum has become the economic component of the Interceltic Festival. The event is organized by Lorient Agglomeration, the Morbihan Chamber of Commerce, AudéLor, and Breizh America, with the support of the Interceltic Festival of Lorient.

Cornwall revives its mines to regain jobs and independence. And Brittany?

Moving away from hydrocarbons requires electrifying the economy. Electrifying requires lithium and other strategic minerals. If Europe refuses to extract them, it will remain dependent either on hydrocarbons or on countries like China. This is the reasoning put forward by Perran Moon, Labour MP for Camborne and Redruth, who supports the mining revival in Cornwall. This...

The next Interceltic Business Forum will be held in New York.

The Interceltic Business Forum celebrated its tenth anniversary on Monday, August 3, at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Morbihan, in Lorient, as part of the Interceltic Festival. About 300 participants from various Celtic countries and regions gathered for this anniversary edition.

"Just a Little Water," new book by Marie-Josée Christien

The new book by Marie-Josée Christien, "Just a Little Water" (with 12 photographs by Yann Pérennou) will be released on August 25, published by Tertium editions.

Brittany of Calvaries and Intransigence

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...

The first (?) Europeans

The Celtic Planet: Celtic Archaeology, the Latest Discoveries in Europe.

Thousands of Irish found refuge in Brittany in the 17th century.

Fleeing Cromwell's campaigns, land confiscations, religious persecutions, and later, the defeat of the Jacobites, thousands of Irish found refuge in Brittany in the 17th century. Presented at the Festival de Cornouaille, the research of genealogist Patricia Dagier provides an exceptional documentary basis for better understanding this immigration that has long remained in the...

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