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En sécurisant la région des Marches, Giorgia Meloni a consolidé la crédibilité de son gouvernement, en place depuis 2022.

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This deliverable of the project REBOOT (Kandyla, A., Turan P. and Vlassis, A. (Eds). (2025)) offers an overview and description of the structure and contents of the public database on ‘European Union (EU) laws and cross-national frameworks relevant to the European Film Industry (EFI)’. Developed within the framework of Work Package 3 (WP3) of the REBOOT project, the database is organised into three distinct sub-databases, each addressing key dimensions on the laws and policies governing the promotion of the EFI at the international level: the regulatory framework for filmmaking at the EU level and across EU member states; institutional and policy models across the EU Member States, and EU legal and policy instruments relevant to the internationalisation of the EFI. D3.6 is meant to act as a guide to these resources. It outlines the main types of information and data included in each sub-database and details the methodology employed in their compilation, including documentary sources, data collection structures, and other relevant information. The full sub-databases will be released as part of the ‘Film industry competitiveness dashboard’ (Task 6.2), which is scheduled to be submitted in November 2025. The dashboard will offer an online platform providing public access to both original data collected within the REBOOT project and existing statistics. It will enable visualisations and support future analysis of the evolving competitiveness of the European film industry.

The deliverable is structured in three parts as follows:

(1) Part 1 introduces the sub-database on ‘Multi-level mapping of the legal norms informing and regulating filmmaking in the European Union’. This sub-database reflects the scientific output of the research conducted under Task 3.1, led by Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna (hereinafter referred to as ‘SSSA’). It offers a detailed mapping of legal and policy instruments across multiple governance levels (international, supranational, regional, and national) that influence filmmaking in the EU. It covers an array of areas critical to the sector’s competitiveness, including cultural diversity, copyright, media law, and the protection of minors. Norms have been extracted from legal instruments issued by organisations such as UNESCO, WIPO, WTO, the Council of Europe, the EU, and selected Member States.

(2) Part 2 presents the sub-database on the ‘Promotion of the EFI at the international level: Institutional and policy models across the EU Member States’. This sub-database reflects the output of Task 3.4, led by the University of Liège (ULIEGE), which explored how public institutions and practices contribute to the international promotion of their national film industries and, by extension, of the broader EFI. The sub-data includes quantitative data and materials, offering a structured, accessible, and comparative resource. Drawing on extensive documentary research, interviews, and market data, it provides a comparative mapping of public support strategies, funding mechanisms, and the actors involved in promoting the EFI across EU Member States and abroad.

(3) Part 3 presents the sub-database on ‘EU legal and policy measures on the promotion of the EFI on the international scene’. Developed as part of research conducted by the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) under Task 3.5, it catalogues a range of agreements concerning trade facilitation and cooperation negotiated by the EU with third countries and regions, covering agreements that are currently in force, as well as agreements pending signature and ratification. It also covers selected EU funding instruments with relevance to the international promotion of European audiovisual works and audiovisual cooperation with third countries.

 

The deliverable is available here.

Leaked plans show Brussels seeking to cut testing costs in bid to boost EU carmakers’ competitiveness

Dans une interview accordée à France 24 en marge de l’Assemblée générale des Nations unies, le réalisateur Spike Lee et sa femme, la productrice Tonya Lewis Lee, sont revenus sur leur nomination en tant qu’ambassadeurs du Bénin auprès de la diaspora afro-américaine. Le pays propose désormais la citoyenneté aux descendants d’Africains réduits en esclavage, sans condition d'investissement. "Nos frères et sœurs du Bénin nous disent de rentrer à la maison, de revenir à la Mère patrie, à nos racines", a déclaré le cinéaste.

La première chambre pénale près la Cour d’Alger a réduit ce mercredi les peines infligées aux quatre accusés incarcérés, poursuivis dans l’affaire de spéculation illégale […]

L’article Spéculation sur le Fiat Doblo Panorama : la justice rend son verdict en appel est apparu en premier sur .

Selon le Global Peace Index (GPI), l'île Maurice, le Botswana et la Namibie forment le trio de tête des pays les plus sûrs d'Afrique en 2025. Le Sénégal est le seul pays d'Afrique de l'ouest francophone dans le top 10.

DRAFT REPORT on the implementation of the common security and defence policy – annual report 2025
Committee on Security and Defence
Thijs Reuten

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

DRAFT REPORT on the implementation of the common security and defence policy – annual report 2025
Committee on Security and Defence
Thijs Reuten

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Military leaders’ quiet professionalism offers hope amid a maelstrom.

Les revendications se sont encore étendues pour l’appel à manifester mercredi : la Gen Z demande dans un message sur les réseaux sociaux la dissolution du Sénat, de la Haute Cour constitutionnelle et de la commission électorale, ainsi qu’un procès contre l’homme d’affaires Many Ravatomanga, principal soutien financier d’Andry Rajoelina.

Julius Malema, known for his incendiary rhetoric, was recently convicted of hate speech.

L’Algérie s’apprête à mettre en œuvre une mesure inédite pour renforcer la sécurité dans le monde du travail. La nouvelle loi 25-03, promulguée en juillet […]

L’article Nouvelle loi pour l’emploi en Algérie : le test anti-drogue devient obligatoire est apparu en premier sur .

Die unzureichende Reaktion auf die Drohnen-Vorfälle und die Abhängigkeit von Unterstützung aus Frankreich, Deutschland, Schweden, Finnland, den Niederlanden, den USA und der Ukraine haben Frederiksens Führungsstärke angekratzt.

Commissioner warns nicotine in new products poses severe health risks

Un débat intense secoue l’Europe autour de l’avenir du gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL) dans le transport maritime : il s’agit de savoir si le GNL doit être considéré comme un carburant de transition, remplaçant le fioul lourd très polluant utilisé par la majorité des navires. La controverse oppose notamment la Grèce et le Danemark, mais aussi d’autres puissances maritimes européennes, et s’inscrit dans un contexte international marqué par un désaccord entre Washington et Pékin.

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The chancellor’s remarks come as Germany pushes to make its state more efficient

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted a 20-point plan presented by US President Donald Trump with the aim of ending the war in Gaza. However Hamas, which was not involved in drawing up the plan, has yet to give its approval. The plan stipulates that the terrorist organisation must release all hostages and lay down its arms. In return, Israel's army would withdraw. The media discuss whether the initiative could really end the war.