Culture

L’ouvrage que nous présentons ici rend compte de ces efforts au moyen des ressources partagées de diverses organisations, de toutes les sphères de la société, qui cherchent, ensemble, le rapprochement, le dialogue, la justice sociale dans un contexte de pluralisme...

With almost 50% of its population, Luxembourg is the EU Member State with the highest share of non-national citizens. This mix of languages and cultures from all these communities is rewarding for life in Luxembourg and gives it a cosmopolitan...

From resistance fighters and Holocaust survivors to politicians and even a movie star, the visionary leaders described in this booklet inspired the creation of the Europe we live in today. The EU pioneers are a diverse group of people, but...

Although discussed for decades, the issue of cultural and religious values has been again brought into the political spotlight since the end of the 20th century. Today, a number of key political and state actors, including the European Union (EU)...

In April 2021, EUNIC organised a two-day online Knowledge Sharing Workshop together with British Council and ifa, aiming to discuss and further drive the role of culture in sustainable development and to share examples of activities and best practices in...

With analysis and proposals for the intercultural dialogue agenda and guidelines for intercultural action at the local and international level from 41 intercultural experts in over 40 countries of the Region, the Report addresses key issues in the public debate...

EU guidelines and the mandate of the EU Special Envoy on the promotion of freedom of religion or belief outside the EU.

A dramatic, tightly-woven and fast moving book, Fear no More tells the story of the truly momentous events that occurred across Tunisia in the nearly a month which led to the revolution, by documenting the succession of events via voices...

This article aims to shed light on the rich, but rather enigmatic relationship between Finland and the Mediterranean world. These interactions have been approached since Antiquity, but this paper’s focus has been on 19th and 20th centuries and especially on...