INSTITUTIONAL SECULARISM

European Court to Rule on Fate of Religious Icons in Greek Courtrooms

The European Court of Human Rights is deliberating a landmark case challenging Christian Orthodox icons in Greek courtrooms. The ruling could reshape religious symbol displays across 46 European nations, potentially redefining the boundaries of cultural heritage and judicial neutrality.


GAMING INDUSTRY

Ubisoft Axes Prince of Persia Remake in Major Restructure

Ubisoft is undergoing a massive restructuring, canceling six games including the Prince of Persia remake and splitting into five creative studios. The company aims to cut €200m in costs while facing financial challenges and potential labor disputes from gaming unions.

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Philanthropy

Be part of the biggest choreographic duet competition in Rotterdam

RIDCC | Dance Competition for duets 2026

Open Call
Public funding

Center Rog invites designers to focus on non-human-centered design projects in a fully-funded residency

Center Rog | Designer in Residency 2026: More Than Us

Working Conditions

Journalism in 2026: Key trends from Nieman Lab’s annual prediction series

Journalism will transform in 2026, according to Nieman Lab's 200+ predictions, with AI-powered newsrooms and community-centric reporting. Experts forecast a renewed focus on trust, as journalists will blend technological innovation with human-centered storytelling in an increasingly complex media ecosystem.

This is How We Work: Vital Source of Data, Incentive and Inspiration
Ubisoft Axes Prince of Persia Remake in Major Restructure
Who stays and who leaves from Arts, Culture and Heritage jobs?
Louvre Workers On Strike Amid Mounting Frustrations
Greening

Arts, Culture and Heritage for Green Storytelling and Transformation

Screenwriters streamline a Less Is More manifesto and Cli-Fi films redefine Climate Change narratives. Artistic freedom and green training are among the conditions empowering the green transition in the new paper by Creative FLIP, combining stories of hope with policy making. 

Costa Carras European Citizens Awards for the Safeguard of Endangered Heritage 2026
Award winning cities in our 2026 wish list
Audiences Have Strong Concern About Climate, But Low Trust to Politicians and The Media
The future of the New European Bauhaus: An enabler for the clean transition and innovation

Inclusion

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The Quiet Erosion of Artistic Freedom in Europe

Memory in motion: mapping Europe’s hidden dance heritage

When AI recreates the female voice, it also rewrites who gets heard

Award winning cities in our 2026 wish list

Artificial Intelligence

2026 will be a key year for copyright in the EU, says GESAC's Burak Özgen

Burak Özgen, Deputy General Manager of GESAC talks to CU about copyright, fairness and rightsholders' remuneration in the digital and AI era. With a video to premiere here, he explains how the much cheaper or for free Generative AI content threatens to cannibalise human creation. Read on.

How AI-generated sexual images cause real harm, even though we know they are ‘fake’
X Restricts AI Image Tools After EU Pressure Over Sexualised Deepfakes, But Controversy is Mounting
EU Commits €307.3 Million to Accelerate AI Adoption in Industry and Public Services
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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

International exchange programme for Ukrainian professionals in Matera

New EU Report: Ukraine Heritage Fund Needs $524 Billion for Restoration