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Despite decades of crackdown, Iranian artists continue to produce political works.

Quantity matters more than quality when your goal is controlling the narrative, says Kata Benedek.

Amidst far-right instrumentalisation, can musicians play a progressive tune? Emília Barna and Melanie Schiller talk to Konrad Bleyer-Simon.

Justin O’Connor views culture as part of society’s basic infrastructure.

How Turkish TV dramas have taken the world by storm.

Rowan Jaines counts on satellites and architects to correct the rural record.

Art has a unique capacity to capture complexity, Lucile Schmid and Ladislav Miko tell Edouard Gaudot.

Laurence Vandewalle breaks down the history of Chinese cultural soft power.

Activists and climate groups have carried out a series of non-violent but disruptive acts in cultural institutions. But what has driven them?

Sam Murray draws the contours of green cultural policymaking.