Schoolbook publishers in Austria are calling for greater planning security regarding the development and implementation of new curricula.

The book publishing industry in Latvia is facing dynamic changes due to rapid technological advancements. Professionals will discuss development trends and challenges at a seminar on April 23.

A fresh crisis has emerged in Kenya as the State's debt to textbook publishers has climbed to Sh7.7 billion, jeopardizing the smooth implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBE).

Book publishers report increased attention and potential sales for Homer's epic poems, particularly 'The Odyssey,' following the viral buzz surrounding a film by Christopher Nolan.

The Hungarian Association of Book Publishers and Distributors (MKKE), the country's largest book organization, is advocating for the repeal of the 2024 amendment to the book law, arguing that its provisions on book price fixing have an anti-competitive impact on the industry.

Entrepreneur Boštjan Špetič is reportedly taking over several book publishing houses. This move signifies a significant consolidation or expansion within the publishing industry under his leadership.

Schoolbook publishers in Germany are facing a tight deadline for submissions for the autumn 2027 school year, but new curricula for Latin and computer science are still missing due to ongoing disagreements within the coalition government.

Dan Brown and Jo Nesbø are at the top of the new book sales list for April, released by the Association of Icelandic Book Publishers.

Alexei Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, criticized Vladimir Putin, stating she eagerly awaits seeing him in court and describing his behavior as that of a 'tsar' who does as he pleases.

A dispute over Sh150 million in royalties is currently delaying payments to Kenyan creatives, including musicians, actors, producers, scriptwriters, and book publishers. The conflict is preventing beneficiaries from receiving their due funds.