Bookstore Prize: Extremists Everywhere
Concerns have arisen about the intervention of Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer in the selection of juries for literary awards, prompting discussions in Parliament and among cultural institutions.
Funceb opens registrations for philharmonic bands wishing to parade on July 2
Philharmonic bands aiming to participate in the July 2 parade celebrating Brazil's Independence in Bahia can now register until April 9 through the Funceb website.
History: The Fate of Books in Estonia during Stalin's Era: Fire, Axe, and Paper Mill
The article discusses how Soviet occupiers in Estonia not only sought to destroy the population but also aimed to erase cultural memory by burning or destroying books from the independence period.
After half a century pause, a new music textbook reaches high schools
A charity foundation is gifting a new comprehensive music history textbook to all high schools in Estonia, covering music life from the 12th and 13th centuries up to Estonia's declaration of independence in 1918.
All this talk about cultural rearmament and resistance undeniably resonates with totalitarianism
The article discusses the concerns raised by Mathias Kryger regarding the role of a proactive culture minister in Denmark and the implications for cultural independence.
Spectacle marks the celebration of the 203rd anniversary of the Battle of Jenipapo in Campo Maior
A theatrical performance celebrating the 203rd anniversary of the Battle of Jenipapo will take place in Campo Maior, Brazil, featuring a large cast of local artists.
An Impressive Concert of Lithuanian Stars "We Have Grown Up!" Resonates at Vilnius' "Twinsbet" Arena
The concert "We Have Grown Up!" held in Vilnius showcased notable Lithuanian artists and celebrated the musical history of independent Lithuania.
March 11 Events: Who, Where, When?
A schedule of events for the commemoration of Lithuania's Independence Day on March 11.
Maire Aunaste wished for the disappearance of Women's Day: a free day for working women and three red carnations seemed so frightening to me
Maire Aunaste expressed her indifference toward Women's Day, wishing it would disappear alongside other traditional observances in Estonia.
A Boom in Polish Musicals: 'We Are No Longer the Poor Relatives of New York or London'
The article discusses the growth and evolution of the Polish musical theatre scene, emphasizing its emerging identity and independence from the influences of Broadway and the West End.
March 11 in Kaunas: ceremonial oath, military equipment exhibition, and concerts
A series of events including concerts and a film screening will take place in Kaunas to celebrate March 11th, highlighting Lithuania's independence and cultural resilience.
Good Life Guide: Invitation to Dance
The article discusses the decline in dancing culture worldwide, highlighting that fewer people are engaging in dance during celebrations like the Estonian Independence Day.
Angola: David Zé, the voice of independence comes out of oblivion
Fifty years after its original release, the French label Jazzybell revives David Zé's masterpiece, a soundtrack of Angola's independence.
A HOMNE EESTI: Lotta Vaher: I would like to live in Estonia where elements of folk costume do not cause surprise on the street
Lotta Vaher expresses her desire for an Estonia where traditional folk costumes are a common sight rather than a source of debate.
Estonia opened a children's literature illustration exhibition at the UN headquarters
Estonia celebrated its independence day with an exhibition showcasing children's literature illustrations at the UN headquarters, emphasizing national identity and the significance of literature in preserving culture.
Gallery: President's Reception Festivities
The article highlights the festive activities following the Estonian Republic's Independence Day reception, including dancing and conversation at the Estonia Concert Hall.
"The best part of the entire performance!" The anniversary concert's little boy singer has sparked controversy on social media
A young boy singer at Estonia's annual anniversary concert has captured hearts and sparked lively discussion on social media.
Gallery > The Estonian flag was honored near the Tartu Observatory
A ceremonial gathering honoring the Estonian flag took place in Tartu on the morning of the Estonian Independence Day, culminating in a parade to the Tartu Observatory.
Sanremo, La Russa wants Pucci back. Conti: 'Am I meloniano? No, I am free'
The artistic director of the Sanremo Festival asserts the independence of the festival in response to political implications.
In India, a British architect's statue was replaced by the bust of an independence hero
In India, the bust of prominent independence leader Chakravarti Rajagopalachari has replaced that of British architect Edwin Lutyens in New Delhi.
Estonia and Latvia's Military History Clubs Reenacted the Battle of the War of Independence
Estonia and Latvia's military history clubs reenacted a battle from the War of Independence in preparation for Estonia's Independence Day, featuring horses in the demonstration for the first time.
The national broadcasting channels celebrate the anniversary of the Republic
The Estonian national broadcasters are bringing the Republic's anniversary celebrations to homes across Estonia and worldwide, featuring cultural events and key speeches.
The second Aukštaitija cultural assembly will take place in Biržai
The second Aukštaitija cultural assembly in Biržai will focus on contemporary issues rather than historical events, discussing how to strengthen independence and the cultural field in the region.
War of Independence: Names on the Plaque
The recently translated Latvian literary masterpiece, Aleksandrs Grīnsi's 'Hingetuisk', holds significance for Latvians akin to that of the Estonian 'Nimed marmortahvlil' by Albert Kivikas, highlighting their shared narratives of national identity.
WEEKLY RECIPES ⟩ Glory to Ukraine! Delicacies for the Republic's Anniversary from Ukrainian Cuisine
This article presents Ukrainian dishes that could be served during Estonia's Independence Day celebrations, highlighting rich flavors and recipes.
Notification for February 21
An announcement of upcoming events including a special exhibition and a musical concert in Seoul.
Latvian woman who fought for our independence. Did Ita Kozakeviča act logically or uniquely?
Ita Kozakeviča, a key figure in Latvia's fight for independence, died tragically at the age of 35, and her untimely death is seen by some as having hindered Latvia's progress toward modern Europe.
Work group defines LRT mission, would like to see the board from 2028
A work group in Lithuania has defined the mission of LRT, emphasizing the importance of reliable information and cultural preservation, while ensuring independence from political influences.
Creative unions issued a serious appeal before the Estonian Independence Day: culture must not be a privilege of the rich
Creative unions in Estonia are calling for cultural policies to prioritize accessibility and equality ahead of the Independence Day celebrations and parliamentary elections.
It has been revealed which city left the 'Great Choir Battle'
Choruses across Lithuania showcased their talents in a celebration for the country's Independence Day, with multiple choirs receiving top scores for their outstanding performances.
What it means for a person to really like cats, according to psychology
The article explores how a strong preference for cats reflects deeper social and personal dynamics, expressing both aesthetic and emotional bonds.
On the first day: Gaza judges the 76th Berlin Film Festival
The opening day of the 76th Berlin Film Festival starkly confronted themes of freedom of expression and cultural independence amid ongoing tragedies in Gaza.
Cultural Debate. Time for Greenlandic Independence After All Colonial Abuses
A debate questions whether Denmark should relinquish parts of Greenland to the USA, advocating instead for Greenland's independence after historical colonial abuses by Denmark.
You will be shocked by what children were allowed to do in the 60s, which today is unimaginable for parents
The article discusses how parenting practices from the 1960s, which are largely abandoned today, could contribute to healthier child development, greater independence, and improved family relationships.
Parenting methods from the 1960s that would benefit children today
The article explores how certain parenting practices from the 1960s, now largely abandoned, could enhance children's independence and family relationships.
"A lot of Greenlanders come to Denmark as supporters of the Realm and return home as passionate freedom fighters"
Nauja Lynge discusses how many Greenlanders develop a desire for independence after experiencing Denmark and Danish culture, as well as her ideas for the future of the Kingdom of Denmark.
The colossal economic and cultural debt that the U.S. never repaid to the Spanish Empire
A congress to be held on January 20 and 21 in Madrid will analyze the Hispanic legacy in the independence of the Thirteen Colonies and address the debts owed to Spain.