Since the war against Ukraine unleashed by Russia, the Ukrainian cultural sector has met new and urgent challenges which have impacted cultural policy priorities. The Compendium strongly condemns the Russian... read more →
An updated version of the short cultural policy profile for Malta is now available on the Compendium website. A special thanks goes out to our Maltese expert and Vice-Chair of... read more →
For the first time, a short cultural policy profile for Türkiye is now available on the Compendium website. A special thanks goes out to our Turkish expert Asu Aksoy for... read more →
In July 2023, Vasiliki Kassianidou took over the position as Deputy Minister of Culture in Cyprus after the resignation of her predecessor Michalis Hadjiyiannis. Cultural Policy objectives of the new... read more →
Compendium stakeholder member CUPORE (Helsinki), the Finnish Center for Cultural Policy Research, has recently published an interesting and profound "Review of the Government Programme's Cultural Policy in Finland". This descriptive... read more →
Thanks to the brilliant research of Prof. Dr. Andreas Wiesand we can present his third report “On Barriers to Freedom of Artistic Expression – Censorship" as a further exploration... read more →
A new short cultural policy profile for Slovenia is now available on the Compendium website. A special thanks goes out to our Slovenian expert Andrej Srakar. Below you can see... read more →
An recently updated version of the cultural policy profile for the Czech Republic is available due to the great efforts of our expert Pavla Petrovà. Below you can find some... read more →
Statement regarding the release of an Interim Cultural Policy Profile of the Russian Federation The Compendium strongly condemns the Russian Federation’s armed attack on Ukraine that resulted in a war... read more →
An recently updated version of the cultural policy profile for Armenia is available due to the great efforts of our colleagues and experts Yulia Antonyan and Haykuhi Muradyan. Below you... read more →