With the advent of artificial intelligence, we are on the cusp of – or rather, in the midst of – a new industrial revolution which, compared to its predecessors, is unfolding at a far greater pace, reshaping the rules and our perspective on the world around us. Artificial intelligence is influencing every aspect of our lives, from the smallest to the largest, with consequences that are currently difficult to imagine.

Cáceres 2031 presented this Wednesday the new Office of Cultural Activation and Citizen Participation (OAC), a space created to support, connect and promote the cultural fabric of the city and Extremadura within the project of candidacy for European Capital of Culture.

The open call “Magazia’32 – Treasury for Ideas,” announced by the Burgas-2032 Foundation, gathered nearly 250 conceptual projects. Amid tremendous interest and proposals received from over 20 countries across four continents, the process has concluded for gathering creative and artistic ideas, and educational, partnership and community projects, for inclusion in the cultural program with which Burgas, supported by the region, will apply for the title of European Capital of Culture in 2032.

As part of its bid to become a European Capital of Culture, the city of Oviedo marked Europe Day with a programme that transformed public space into a place for reflection, participation and shared cultural experience.

The exhibition titled “Terram intelligere: Interstitium,” with which Montenegro presented itself at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2025, was opened at King Nikola’s Palace in Nikšić.