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- 1Berlin closes 'Russian House' after sabotage accusation▼Berlin’s ‘Russian House’ stayed open despite Russia’s war in Ukraine and EU sanctions, shielded by a reciprocal deal over Moscow’s Goethe-Institut. Germany’s sabotage accusation was the final straw.
Germany has moved against Berlin's 'Russian House', a Russian state-linked cultural centre that remained open throughout Russia's war in Ukraine despite EU sanctions. Its survival was shielded by a reciprocal arrangement protecting Moscow's Goethe-Institut. The final trigger was Germany's accusation of sabotage ties, prompting Berlin to end the arrangement and move to shut the centre down.
- 2Palantir CEO Alex Karp's doctoral dissertation draws renewed attention●# AlexKarp 's doctoral dissertation "Aggression in der Lebenswelt" ("lifeworld": the social/ cultural experience of dail
Alex Karp, the billionaire CEO of data analytics firm Palantir, earned his PhD in social theory from Goethe University Frankfurt with a dissertation titled "Aggression in der Lebenswelt" ("Aggression in the Lifeworld"), which examined aggression within the social and cultural experience of daily life. Observers are revisiting his academic background in philosophy and social theory as interest in Palantir's public profile grows.
- 3French and German cultural institutes launch anti-disinformation programme●🎬 „Adevăruri în mișcare”: Institutul Francez și Goethe-Institut aduc filme, artă sonoră și dezbateri împotriva dezinform
The French Institute and the Goethe-Institut have launched "Adevăruri în mișcare" (Truths in Motion), a programme in Romania combining films, sound art and public debates aimed at fighting disinformation, with school pupils placed at the centre of the initiative. The project links media literacy education with cultural events, drawing attention as disinformation remains a growing concern across Europe.
- 4TV announcer Erina Iwata says she wants to host a news show again▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/778473/ 岩田絵里奈アナ「いつかまた、情報番組のMCをやりたい」（GOETHE） – Yahoo!ニュース # television # tv # TVPrograms #
Announcer Erina Iwata has said she hopes to one day return to hosting an information programme, in remarks published by Japanese magazine GOETHE. The comment, circulated via Yahoo! News, has drawn attention from Japanese television viewers, with the story spreading under tags about TV programmes.
- 5Announcer Erina Iwata wants to host news shows again●https://www. wacoca.com/media/778133/ 岩田絵里奈アナ「いつかまた、情報番組のMCをやりたい」 – GOETHE[ゲーテ] # television # tv # TVPrograms # テレビ # テ
Japanese announcer Erina Iwata has said in an interview with Goethe magazine that she hopes to one day serve again as the main presenter of a news and information program. She spoke about her aspirations for returning to a regular MC role on Japanese television, drawing attention from viewers following her career moves.