Ministère de la Culture, 28 November 2025, France

On 2 June, the Minister of Culture and the Minister Delegate for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Affairs launched a round of consultation between developers of AI models and rights holders, coordinated by two qualified personalities, Maxime Boutron, Master of Requests at the Council of State, and Marc Bourreau, Professor of Economics at Télécom Paris.

Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, 28 November 2025, Ireland

Today, Minister Patrick O’Donovan is representing Ireland at the EYCS Council meeting for Culture, Audiovisual, Media and Sports Ministers where he will be joined by Ministers from across the Union to discuss the future direction of EU culture, media and sport policy.

Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, 28 November 2025, Australia

Under the new laws, streaming services with more than one million Australian subscribers will be required to invest at least 10% of their total program expenditure for Australia—or 7.5% their revenue—on new local drama, children's, documentary, arts and educational programs.

Canada Council for the Arts, 28 November 2025, Canada

This past summer, five artists and designers travelled to the Land Down Under for a learning experience like no other. The group joined Indigenous fashion artists from Australia and New Zealand for ten days of exchange, fashion and inspiration in Darwin, Australia, as part of the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair.

The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia, 27 November 2025, Armenia

The opening ceremony of the "Cultural Crossroads" Yerevan International Conference, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the UNESCO Convention on the Promotion and Protection of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, took place at the M. Mashtots "Matenadaran" Scientific-Research Institute of Ancient Manuscripts.

Finnish Arts and Culture Agency, 27 November 2025, Finland

The Government has appointed Master of Arts Emilie Gardberg to the post of Director General of the Finnish Arts and Culture Department, who will start in January. The term of office of the Director-General is five years.