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The Creative Europe programme, which provides funding to artists and cultural entities, is gaining increasing success in Malta. This follows the European Commission's publication of the results of ...

Taiwan will be able to optimize the exchange of resources with Europe, while boosting the development potential of cultural and creative industries in the global market. The Bureau super-indie ...

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Ukraine has been accepted as a full participant of the Creative Europe Media programme. It means Ukrainian organisations can now apply for the full range of Media funding, including film ...

Australia’s social media ban for those under 16 is being met with mixed reaction across Europe. Some said it is wrong and impossible to implement, while others thought some sort of control was ...

With a domestic audiovisual industry which strives to flourish and grow notwithstanding the issues faced by a small island like Malta, Creative Europe MEDIA can play a key role in opening doors ...

The Creative Europe MEDIA programme is excited to announce the reopening of its calls for applications for 2025, inviting creators, producers, and organizations involved in the audiovisual industry ...

The Creative Europe MEDIA programme is excited to announce the reopening of its calls for applications for 2025, inviting creators, producers, and organizations involved in the audiovisual ...

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There is a common misconception that the calls issued by Creative Europe target exclusively artists involved in the culture or media strand, such as dancers, singers and film producers.