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- 1Germany moves to shut Berlin's Russian House▼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 is moving against Berlin's so-called Russian House, which remained open throughout Russia's war in Ukraine despite EU sanctions. The cultural institution had been protected by a reciprocal arrangement covering Moscow's Goethe-Institut, but Berlin now links it to sabotage activity, prompting the push to close it.
- 2French 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.