Dovzhenko Film Studio Named a “Treasure of European Film Culture” as Molodist Announces Its Award Winners
The European Film Academy has added the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Film Studio to its list of Treasures of European Film Culture, recognising its
Discontent over conditions in the education system has grown into a broader social movement. French researchers see the protests as reflecting not only a crisis in education, but also a generation’s anxieties, declining trust in institutions and changing
The Estonian Festival Orchestra, conducted by Paavo Järvi, cancelled a concert scheduled for 23 October in the Chinese city of Wuxi. The decision could cost the ensemble hundreds of thousands of euros. The reason was the local symphony orchestra’s links t
Global internet freedom has declined for the 16th consecutive year. According to the new report by human rights organization Freedom House, Freedom on the Net 2026:
In October, Czechia took centre stage as Guest of Honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair, one of the world’s leading publishing events. Under the motto Czechia: A Country on the Coast, it presented 75 authors, more than 40 publishers and over 100 literary and
How did Europe’s population change over the centuries? Where did people come from, and what diseases affected them long before modern medicine emerged? Scientists are finding answers in ancient DNA preserved in human remains
Lithuania’s economy needs foreign workers, yet a section of society is calling for tighter immigration controls. In early October, Vilnius saw demonstrations both against mass immigration and in support of combating racis
On 15 October 2026, French philosopher Michel Foucault (1926–1984), whose work transformed our understanding of power, knowledge and social control, would have turned 100. Across France, the centenary is being marked by exhibitions, lectures, academic gat