Jaime Ruz, a Chilean model maker from Requínoa, meticulously recreates buildings from Nevers, Lormes, and Decize at a 1/32 scale in his workshop. His work is characterized by the use of materials like glue, resin, and paint, capturing the essence of these French locales.

Denis and Gérard Le Saint, co-presidents of Stade Brestois, announced that Crédit mutuel Arkéa will become the title partner for the club's new stadium, set to be completed by 2027. This naming rights deal, a first in Finistère, will see the stadium named Arkéa. The financial details of the deal were not disclosed, but it is expected to be substantial. The agreement will last for eight years, with potential extensions. Naming rights are common in France, with examples like Orange and Décathlon sponsoring other stadiums. Crédit mutuel Arkéa has a history of sports sponsorship, including partnerships in football, cycling, and rugby.

On June 26, 2023, the Gault & Millau Gastronomic Guide awarded six prizes to professionals in Finistère, Brittany, at an event held at Château d’Apigné near Rennes. The awards recognized excellence in various categories, including the prestigious Gault & Millau d’or, which was awarded to Jérémie Le Calvez of La Pomme d’Api in Saint-Pol-de-Léon. Other winners included Loïc Le Bail for technical excellence, Philippe Brun for seafood cuisine, Éric Lavallée for modern tradition, Quentin Bouquet for sommelier, and Frédérique Hénaff for hospitality.

The Departmental Council of Nièvre convened to discuss the 2022 budget, focusing on social crisis, healthcare, and housing. President Fabien Bazin described the budget as socially responsible, innovative, and supportive of rural development. The council observed a minute of silence for Yvette Morillon, a former councilor. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia and its impact on energy prices and local businesses was addressed, with a €50,000 donation to Acted. Additional support for home helpers and the development of a new child protection establishment were discussed. The opposition, led by Jean-Luc Gauthier, agreed on some points but emphasized financial prudence and the need for local independence in energy and food. The session also covered the 'Imagine la Nièvre' initiative, healthcare recruitment, and the future of Nièvre Rénov' in light of the new government program France Rénov'.

During the departmental council session on March 29, 2022, Nièvre's elected officials debated various issues including the state of departmental roads, the potential return to a 90 km/h speed limit, and the budget for 2022. The opposition criticized the current road conditions and the reduction in road maintenance funding, while the majority defended their record and plans for road safety and investment. Cultural policy and the investment in the Cité muséale de Château-Chinon were also discussed, with the opposition questioning the amount of investment. The session touched on the use of inclusive writing, the

The Nièvre departmental council convened to discuss the 2022 budget, focusing on social justice, healthcare access, and support for home care workers. President Fabien Bazin emphasized the need for financial responsibility and social innovation, while addressing the impact of the Ukraine conflict on local economies. The council approved a €50,000 donation to Acted for Ukraine support and proposed a €160,000 subsidy for home care workers. Discussions also covered the recruitment of healthcare professionals and the future of local housing initiatives. The opposition expressed concerns about financial prudence and the effectiveness of government programs like France Rénov'.

On March 8, 2022, thirty-one ministers from the European Union and neighboring countries met in Nevers, France, to discuss the protection of physical infrastructures and telecommunications at a continental scale. The meeting, which continued the next day at Magny-Cours, focused on establishing a common European foundation for defending communication infrastructures against cyberattacks. Earlier in the day, delegations met in Paris to address disinformation, particularly in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The discussions included the ban on Russia Today and Sputnik broadcasts and managing propaganda during conflict. The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted the summit's agenda.

The relationship between Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez and Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has deteriorated significantly following a poor performance by the Peronist Movement in recent primaries. The conflict, which has become public, centers around disagreements on economic policies and governance. Fernandez is criticized for his passivity and austerity measures, while Kirchner is scrutinized for her past corruption and divisive personality. The political turmoil comes as Argentina faces a severe economic crisis, with high poverty rates and significant debt to the International Monetary Fund.

Feminist activist Alondra Carrillo and other elected constituents are set to draft a new fundamental law in Chile to replace the current constitution, a legacy of the Pinochet era. The Constituent Assembly, with a significant feminist presence, aims to address neoliberalism and ensure citizen rights from a feminist perspective. The feminist movement has been instrumental in the social unrest and protests against inequality and privatized public services in Chile. The movement's impact was highlighted by the LasTesis collective's global protest choreography. The upcoming constitutional reform is seen as a culmination of a long struggle for women's rights, with the potential to redefine women's roles in society.

Paola Romero, an advocate, campaigns in the disadvantaged neighborhood of Puente Alto, highlighting the social issues plaguing the area. She is one of 1373 candidates running for the Constituent Assembly election, a historic event where 155 citizens will be democratically chosen to draft a new fundamental law for Chile. The election marks a significant step towards addressing systemic issues and reforming the country's constitution.