Cambodian Librarians Association demonstrates how libraries serve as vital community hubs, hosting events on space policy, sustainability, and women’s empowerment—showcasing innovation that rivals Western counterparts.
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Cambodian Librarians Association hosts global webinar on space power, AI, and library diplomacy, 22–23 January 2026. Features space warfare expert Paul Szymansk
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Sri Lanka launches ten mobile libraries under ‘Arunu Dora’ programme, distributing 9,300 books to Western Province local authorities to rebuild grassroots reading culture.
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Finland’s libraries function as creative studios, offering free tools and democratising content creation. A model for publishing’s community engagement.
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Denmark’s library borrowing hits decade-high with 32.7m loans in 2023, continuing its upward trend into 2024 across physical and digital formats.
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Cambodia Book Fair 2025 shows publishing sector growth, offering industry professionals insights on ASEAN opportunities, ESG alignment, and quality engagement.
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Kenya’s 2025 Bill adds Parliament to legal deposit requirements. The UK, US, Canada and many countries have similar mandatory submission rules for national libraries.
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The agreement marks a pivotal moment for the publishing and cultural sectors, aiming to make the library’s resources more accessible to citizens across the Kingdom.
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One of the unexplored intrigues in modern publishing is how western publishing uses remaindered outlets like BooksXcess to produce way more books than they can ever hope to sell in the home markets at regular price.
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The National Library’s efforts, widely praised for promoting education, art, and cultural heritage, represent a vital endeavour in safeguarding Pakistan’s intellectual resources and making them accessible to the nation’s scholars.
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Moving forward without engaging with AI is to miss a huge opportunity to level the paying field.
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Most of history’s civilisations rose, flourished and fell without a book in sight, and when books finally became a thing, many books were a means to oppress and deliver destruction, not to build. “Mein Kampf”, anyone?
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