Tag: cultural policy
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Catherine Connolly and the Irish Language: A Fresh Boost for Public Life
Introduction: A new chapter for the Irish language The inauguration of Catherine Connolly, a prominent independent leftwing figure, signals more than a political milestone. For supporters of the Irish language, it marks a potential turning point where language policy, cultural identity, and public life intersect with renewed urgency. From cinema to music, the language has…
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Catherine Connolly and the Dawn of a New Era for the Irish Language in Public Life
Introduction: A new talisman for the Irish language The Irish language has long stood at the center of Ireland’s cultural debates, celebrated in literature, film, and music, while often navigating the practicalities of daily life. With the inauguration of Catherine Connolly as a key political figure, many observers see a potential turning point for the…
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UK Minister Peacock Speaks at G20 Culture Ministerial, Emphasizing Global Collaboration
Introduction: A pivotal moment for cultural diplomacy The G20 Culture Ministerial recently brought together leaders and policymakers from the world’s major economies to discuss how culture can drive inclusive growth and international cooperation. Representing the United Kingdom, Minister Peacock delivered remarks that underscored the country’s commitment to cultural exchange, preservation, and collaboration in a rapidly…
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The Two Broken Years: Why Israel’s Culture Refuses to Surrender
The two years in war: culture as shelter and signal Two years after the war began, the cultural landscape in Israel keeps vibrating with life. It feels at times like we have eaten a little too much art that responds to conflict, yet the act of creation continues to push through the noise. The arts…