Welsh ‘revolution’ required to hit target of 1m speakers by 2050, says report
A report emphasizes the need for a radical approach to increase Welsh language speakers to one million by 2050.
Hollywood Reporter says 'The Secret Agent' sparked a revolution in the country's cinema
The Hollywood Reporter claims that 'The Secret Agent' has instigated a revolution in Brazilian cinema, repositioning the country in international discussions.
Iran once had a liberal culture and miniskirt-wearing women, but with a poor majority under a violent monarchy; see images
The article examines Iran's cultural landscape before the 1979 Revolution, highlighting its modernity and the sharp contrast with the restrictive environment for women today.
“It will be as if the revolution comes to Vällingby Square”
The article discusses the burgeoning theater scene in Husby, Sweden, highlighting the enthusiasm of young actors and the anticipation surrounding their performances, particularly the debut of a new play.
"Unofficial Archive" from China: The Hidden Cameras of the People's Republic
An unofficial archive showcases the struggles of Chinese citizens against the government's version of history, featuring a film festival in Berlin.
Sanremo is like Italy: a phoenix that always rises again, even if we don't like it
The Sanremo festival is often criticized, with yearly assessments swinging between success and calls for revolution depending on its reception.
Notice for February 25
The article announces various events and initiatives in Korea, including a project for tourism startups and a commemorative concert for the March 1st Revolution.
The rebellion of Iranian women: 'The hijab reduces women to sexual objects, it's the symbol of an ideology that kills, terrifies, and controls'
Iranian women are leading a cultural revolution against the oppressive regime, challenging societal norms symbolized by the hijab.
Blocks bring periphery, spirituality, and Acrean Revolution on the 4th day of Carnival in Rio Branco; LISTEN to the samba enredos
Rio Branco celebrates Carnival with various blocks focusing on cultural identity and resistance, featuring performances from local samba groups.
Dancing on rooftops and in clubs after the last revolution
A mini-documentary looks at the cultural aftermath in Tunisia following its revolution and ongoing struggles for democracy.
Alexander Pushkin, the greatest Russian poet and admirer of the Greek Revolution
The article explores the contributions of Alexander Pushkin to Russian literature and his admiration for Greek culture and history.
Jung Chang, writer: "If people thought China was so wonderful, they would go there"
Jung Chang discusses her new book, which explores her family's turbulent history in China, reflecting on the fear that marked her upbringing under Mao.
The Great Revolution
The article discusses the ongoing institutional, political, social, economic, and cultural transformations in Brazil driven by the majority Black population, focusing on educational advancements through affirmative action.
Contemplation: the slowest cultural revolution in the world
The article discusses a cultural trend characterized by a deliberate slow pace, exemplified by various media like train journeys and video games focused on minimal action, defying the fast-paced nature of modern society.
‘They’ was yesterday. The pronoun revolution is cancelled
The use of the gender-neutral pronoun 'they' in America is declining as fewer people identify as transgender or non-binary, raising questions about its sustainability as a cultural trend, while the German-speaking world still searches for an accepted alternative pronoun.
The Cultural Revolution: Trump Destroyed the National Center in One Year
The article discusses how Donald Trump dismantled the National Cultural Center in just one year, despite its historical significance and bipartisan support since its establishment.
Midnight Fighters in Zagreb and Sinj: Who Are the Guardians of the Revolution in Our Small and Great Place
The article discusses the ongoing cultural conflict in Croatia, particularly relating to the contrasting views on freedom and regulation amidst significant political and social changes as the country transitions into 2026.
'We are the people' has become unusable due to appropriation by right-wing forces
Cultural scientist Daphne Weber explores the potency of political slogans, explaining how 'We are the people' from the Peaceful Revolution has been co-opted by nationalist forces and discussing the enduring relevance of slogans like 'Peace to the huts, war to the palaces.'
Off-the-shoulder tops and a signature hair-do: Brigitte Bardot’s style legacy
The article explores the iconic fashion and lasting influence of Brigitte Bardot, highlighting her unique style that combined glamour and natural beauty during the cultural revolution of postwar France.