HERITAGE

Thirty Projects Win Continent's Most Prestigious Conservation Awards

The European Commission and Europa Nostra announced on Tuesday the winners of the 2026 European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards, honouring 30 exemplary projects and champions from 18 countries across the continent.
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Transformation

Rebuilding War-Torn Ukraine with Renewable, Community-Led Materials

In the breadbasket of southern Ukraine, a transdisciplinary team is reimagining reconstruction — using straw, hemp, wool, and mycelium. They're not only rebuilding houses but also communities, traditions, and most importantly, the sense of home in the war-devastated country.

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OASis project invites musicians to co-create inter-genre music in Georgia

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OASis project | One Caucasus Music Academy

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Cooperation project for 5 artists focuses on soundscape ecology, sustainability, and environmental listening

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Eco-Soundscapes | International Artist Selection

Artificial Intelligence

Children's data harvested on vast scale as global watchdogs find age checks routinely bypassed

A co-ordinated sweep of nearly 900 websites and apps found that more than half demand sensitive personal information from young users, with nearly three quarters of age-verification systems easily circumvented.

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Jordi Baltà Portolés: 'We Need A Stronger Recognition Of Culture In International Frameworks'

Neda Rusjan Bric, Soul of the Borderless ECoC: "Just Keep Going"

Matej Drlička: We need a European Artistic Freedom Act

Lars Ebert: “Now is the moment to start talking about European culture”

Inclusion

“Deaf” wins the 2026 LUX Audience Award

Chosen jointly by EU citizens and MEPs, Spanish director Eva Libertad’s film “Deaf” has won the 2026 LUX Audience Award.

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Rebuilding War-Torn Ukraine with Renewable, Community-Led Materials

KONTEJNER: Reanimating a Void Through Bio-Art and Sensory Practice

From Roubaix's Ruins to a National Network: How Fashion Green Hub Proved That Sustainability Creates Jobs

From Pixels to Patches: When AI supports sustainable making

Working Conditions

The EU Opened the Books on €2.44 Billion in Cultural Funding. Here's What the Data Shows

The Creative Europe public dashboard's numbers reveal a programme with real achievements, structural blind spots, and a window of opportunity for cultural operators ahead of the 2027 budget cycle.

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Ukraine Crisis

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Cyprus Invites Ukraine to EU Culture Ministers in Meeting in March

From Insight to Impact: Powering Quality Journalism with Audience Data

Rebuilding War-Torn Ukraine with Renewable, Community-Led Materials

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Greening

The Midterm Review of The EU Social Economy Action Plan Shows Progress

The European Commission's mid-term review reveals significant momentum for Europe's social economy, with 21 member states developing strategies and substantial funding allocated, while acknowledging persistent inequalities among member states regarding growth and recognition of the sector.

Thirty Projects Win Continent's Most Prestigious Conservation Awards
Rebuilding War-Torn Ukraine with Renewable, Community-Led Materials
Celluloid: the story of the plastic that made Hollywood
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