Ana Belén: "During the Transition, we did what we could and what we had to do, but many people died. It was not a happy world"
Ana Belén discusses her return to cinema and reflects on the cultural landscape of Spain during an interview, while addressing the challenges of her career and the socio-political climate.
If art must not be political, it becomes empty to talk about cultural resilience
The article discusses the essential role of art and culture in understanding ourselves and maintaining democratic values during times of global crisis.
A Simple Morality for the City Council: Tell the Whole Truth about Oslo Nye
The article discusses the importance of transparency in political narratives, particularly concerning the financial struggles of Oslo Nye Teater, emphasizing that its economic issues stem from municipal prioritization rather than mismanagement.
Nigeria: Why Governors Are Leaders of Their Parties in the States
The article explores the role of governors in Nigeria as the automatic leaders of their respective political parties, highlighting this phenomenon's roots in the country’s political culture.
Politics of Resignation
The article discusses the pervasive sentiment of resignation in Spain, reflecting on a culture of inaction amidst hardships.
Carlo Feltrinelli, editor: "There is an invisible network of millions of readers who contribute to good in the world"
Carlo Feltrinelli discusses the impact of reading and the contributions of a global network of readers towards societal good, while highlighting his publishing house's historic commitment to political involvement and culture.
Dangerous Friendships: "If we can understand each other, why can't the two Spains?"
In an interview with El Mundo, Cristina del Valle and Alberto Comesaña reflect on their tumultuous relationship and differing political views that have shaped their careers in music and performance.
Germany Premiere: Against the Decadence of the Super Rich
Thomas Maurer's new show, presented as a Germany premiere, cleverly intertwines political and cultural insights with personal experiences.
Badges and demands for Palestine on the red carpet of the Goya Awards 2026: "Culture must be a political loudspeaker, we cannot remain on the sidelines"
The Goya Awards 2026 saw many attendees wearing badges advocating for Palestinian rights, showcasing a blend of fashion and political activism on the red carpet.
The complex and controversial legacy of Darío Lopérfido: from culture to the great political debate
Darío Lopérfido, a prominent cultural manager and polarizing political figure from Argentina, has passed away in Madrid, evoking mixed reactions of admiration and criticism in the media.
Ramadan in Yemen: An Identity Transcending Conflicts and Traditions Bringing Together What War Has Divided
Despite the harsh conditions and political turmoil in Yemen, the people continue to celebrate Ramadan traditions, highlighting their resilient identity amidst conflict.
Deaths: He was the guardian of his father's works and marked culture in his own way
Nelson Rodrigues Filho, known for his contributions to Brazilian theater and culture, dedicated his life to preserving and adapting his father's works while also engaging in political activism.
"Good luck. I hope you smash the Social Democrats," says Vanopslagh. "Likewise," replies Olsen Dyhr
Politicians in Denmark exchanged friendly banter as they prepared for an election called by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, leading to lively reactions from both the public and media.
News Overview: These are the News of the Day
The article discusses various news highlights from Munich, including local opinions on social interactions, illegal transactions related to Oktoberfest tables, political developments, and public transport updates.
Democracy, Culture and TikTok
The article discusses the impact of TikTok and social media on democracy and culture, highlighting how influencers have replaced traditional political leaders in shaping public opinion.
"Her method was to shake things up and see how they took": Dati's two political years in Culture
Rachida Dati, the outgoing Minister of Culture and candidate for the Paris mayoralty, has resigned from the government to focus on the upcoming municipal elections.
Luke Combs’ brutal response to ‘liberal’ labels: ‘Why do we all care?’
Luke Combs criticizes political labeling and discusses his experiences with backlash from both liberal and conservative sides regarding his stance on racism and culture.
Söder's Nockherberg Career in Sayings: Söder and God on One Level - and Above?
The article reflects on Markus Söder's past performances at the Nockherberg Starkbierfest, highlighting his role as a prominent figure in Bavarian culture and politics.
Don't pretend to be Chuck Norris, warns Pauhofová to Fico. She is worried about Slovakia
Actress Táňa Pauhofová expresses her concerns about the political climate in Slovakia, addressing various issues such as censorship and freedom of expression.
The Secrets of the Historic Restaurant Always Chosen by the Jet Set: The Menu Never Changes, and Everyone Pays Regardless
A historical Buenos Aires restaurant, frequented by celebrities and political figures, has maintained its menu and cultural significance for over 120 years.
REactions to the President's Speech ⟩ Jüri Reinvere: President Karis must lead the people out of the hell-ball like Moses
Various societal figures have responded to President Alar Karis' speech on the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia.
The appointment of the director was considered a political appointment by the National Coalition Party - the Chancellor of Justice: discretion was not exceeded
The Chancellor of Justice concluded that the Finnish government did not exceed its discretion in the appointment of a new director for the Ministry of Education and Culture, despite concerns about the process.
Obuljen Koržinek allocates funds for a ‘queer season’ and festival where the Croatian flag is destroyed
The Croatian Ministry of Culture has allocated €5,500 to the LGBT association Domino for events related to queer art and activism in 2026, amid controversy surrounding the association's ties to the political party Možemo and investigations into financial misconduct.
Berlinale Conclusion: The Happiness of Quiet Mastery
The Berlinale concludes with two German winners, overshadowed by political threats during the award gala.
J.D. Tuccille: The American youth marinating in ‘assassination culture’
The article discusses the rising acceptance of violence among American youth in political discourse, highlighting a concerning trend towards normalizing violence as a means to resolve conflicts.
Michel Winock: "The French political culture is one of discord and fury"
Historian Michel Winock discusses the state of French political culture, characterized by violence and discord, in the wake of recent events surrounding the death of Quentin Deranque.
VIDEOS: Good morning Goiás, February 20, 2026
This article presents a roundup of news stories, including political developments, crime reports, and cultural events in Goiás.
Ott Lumi on the new think tank: We offer new ideas for the stagnant political sphere
Ott Lumi discusses the establishment of a new think tank aimed at revitalizing Estonia’s overly technocratic governance culture by providing innovative ideas.
The Mayor of Riihimäki Strongly Believes in Voimala – Spring Will Determine If Political Support Can Be Found
Riihimäki's old power plant, which has been empty for years, is a significant topic in local politics as the city seeks to transform it into a cultural and event center, but faces challenges in securing funding and political consensus.
Venezi: “Attacked because she is a woman, in Italy there is much machismo.” Muti: “Let her conduct”
Beatrice Venezi discusses the backlash over her appointment at the Teatro la Fenice in Venice, attributing it to political motives and deep-seated machismo in Italy.
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.
Young Farmers Are in Charge of the Institute Subordinate to the Minister from PSL
The article discusses the influence of the Union of Rural Youth on employment and leadership changes at the National Institute of Culture and Heritage, following political shifts in Poland.
Good Morning Amazon on Wednesday, February 17, 2026
The article summarizes significant events occurring in Brazil on February 17, 2026, including political decisions, cultural festivals, and incidents of violence.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas on Tuesday, February 17, 2026
This article discusses various highlights from the EPTV 2 broadcast including important cultural events and political developments.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Acre this Tuesday, February 17, 2026
A summary of key news items and real-time rankings from the 'Bom Dia Acre' program, covering local events, significant political news, and carnival highlights.
Italy cheers faith and flag in Milan after Paris’ ‘woke’ Olympic spectacle sparked culture clash, experts say
The Olympic opening ceremonies in Paris and Milan-Cortina highlight contrasting cultural narratives, with Milan embracing tradition and national pride, while Paris leans into modernity and diversity, reflecting deeper political divides.
Versailles, The Alhambra, London... This summer holiday, we take you to the most beautiful gardens in the world
An exploration of the ten most spectacular gardens worldwide, showcasing their artistic, political, and imaginative significance.
Venice Carnival: from masks and symbols to spectacle and overtourism
The Venice Carnival profoundly influences the political and economic identity of the city, intertwining historical tradition with contemporary tourism challenges.
British Chief Mouser Celebrates 15th Anniversary at Downing Street
Larry the cat has celebrated 15 years as the Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street, witnessing significant political changes and becoming a beloved figure in British culture.
The Political Hand in Culture
The Community of Madrid has significantly reduced its public funding for the Círculo de Bellas Artes, raising suspicions of political bias in cultural programming.
Meloni: "I do not share Merz's criticisms of Maga"
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni defends Maga's culture against criticisms by Merz, indicating political assessments are subjective, while also discussing Italy's upcoming participation as an observer at the Board of Peace in Washington.
Why Do Famous Foreigners Keep Landing in Brazil?
The article discusses the ongoing influx of international celebrities attending Brazilian events, particularly Carnival, and explores the cultural and political factors that contribute to this phenomenon.
The Book 'The Spectator and the Mediator'.. How Did Arabs Become Spectators?
Jordanian writer Samah Mohariq's book explores the transformation of Arabs from active historical participants to mere spectators of their political and social realities.
More Hollywood stars are choosing silence over political commentary in heated climate
Amid ongoing political tensions in the U.S., various Hollywood celebrities are opting for silence concerning political issues, highlighting a shift in how public figures engage with politics.
The Race to Loot 'Cashews and Almonds' as Soon as Sindhya Leaves
A humorous incident occurred in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, where supporters of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Sindhya rushed to take away dry fruits intended for him immediately after he left a wedding ceremony.
Parallel World
The article discusses various aspects of the economy, including public debt as it approaches billions, in the context of popular culture, represented by the new political party and gaming trends like Call of Duty.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Minas on Friday, February 13, 2026
This article covers various cultural events and political developments in Brazil, focusing on the latest news from Minas Gerais and the carnival festivities.
From Messi to Anarchism: the 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' reviews politics, culture, and daily life in that city
The 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' catalogues the political, social, and cultural history of Rosario, Argentina, from the 18th century to the present, emphasizing visual representation and diverse themes.
Tradition during Lent: Here they serve plentifully: Munich's best strong beer festivals
Munich's strong beer festival on Nockherberg is a satirical tradition involving political commentary and notable figures from Bavarian culture.