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In Quimperlé, two round tables of Gouel Broadel ar brezhoneg brought together parliamentarians, regional elected officials, and association leaders to assess the impact of the Molac law and discuss ways to strengthen the teaching and transmission of the Breton language.
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.
Book on the evolution of the morphology and syntax of Breton, from Old Breton to Middle Breton to Modern Breton.
Will there be a women's book fair in Saint-Quay-Portrieux?
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.
Lukian Kergoat shares with us, among other things, his analysis on the kind of phrase that is often heard like "It's no longer the same Breton," in a program that takes the time to develop its subject.
Less than a month before its opening, the Festival de Cornouaille unveiled, during a nearly two-hour press conference held on Thursday in Quimper, the main directions of its 103rd edition, which will take place from July 23 to 26.
Bitingly satirical of capitalism: Robinson Crusoe makes an appearance at the Rennes Opera
After three days of debates in the National Assembly, the constitutional bill "for an autonomous Corsica within the Republic" has been amended by several changes. One of the main developments now makes it mandatory to consult Corsican voters on the future status.
The government has submitted a constitutional bill paving the way for autonomy for Corsica within the Republic. Recognition of a historical, linguistic, and cultural community, local normative power, legislative adaptations: behind the political slogans, here is what the text concretely provides.
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.
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.
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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