Yes Breizh is generating growing interest in the Breton media and beyond. The written press, online media and international publications are following the initiative led by the association and the reflections surrounding the devolution in Brittany.
To understand our approach and the principles of a devolution enabling Brittany to decide more for itself, consult our page Understanding devolution in Brittany.
They are talking about Yes Breizh
INTERNATIONAL — OUTSIDE BRITTANY
August 12, 2026 — Le Journal du Dimanche — France
Lorient Interceltic Festival: The pride of the Breton people to exist
In his report at the Interceltic Festival in Lorient, Le Journal du Dimanche It evokes Yes Breizh and collects the remarks of its president, Philippe Corréa, on the recognition of the Breton people and devolution.
Spring/Summer 2026 — Carn 192 — Interceltique
Carn — A Link Between the Celtic Nations
Yes Breizh…from Yes Scotland and Yes Cymru!
The Interceltic review Come on devotes an article to Yes Breizh and its campaign for devolution. In it, Alan Le Cloarec notably discusses the links forged with Yes Scotland and Yes Cymru, the reasons that led to placing devolution at the heart of Yes Breizh's approach, and the development of the movement in Brittany.
Author: Alan Le Cloarec, co-spokesperson for Yes Breizh.
2 November 2025 — The National — Scotland
Breton devolution campaign building ties with Scotland and Wales
The Scottish daily newspaper The National Present the Yes Breizh campaign in favour of devolution and the relations developed with Scotland and Wales.
22 October 2025 — Nation.Cymru — Wales
Yes Breizh outlines vision for devolution in Brittany
The Welsh media Nation.Cymru Present Yes Breizh's vision for devolution in Brittany and the proposals put forward by the association.
22 October 2025 — The Herald — Scotland
Scottish independence movement inspires Breton call for devolution
The Scottish daily newspaper The Herald presenting Yes Breizh, his first booklet and his devolution project, inspired in particular by the experiences of Scotland and Wales.
17 June 2025 — Nation.Cymru — Wales
Yes Breizh: Campaign launches to push for greater control for Brittany
A few weeks after the creation of Yes Breizh, Nation.Cymru presents the birth of the association to Welsh readers and its desire to obtain greater decision-making powers for Brittany.
NATIONAL — BRITTANY
5 September 2026 — Le Poher
Brittany. Yes Breizh, the new Breton think tank that wants to make its voice heard
At the gathering of Yes Breizh members in Carhaix/Karaez, Le Poher looks back at the association's approach and its desire to influence the Breton public debate. The article highlights devolution, the return of decision-making power to Brittany and the preparation of a second booklet for 2026.
March 5, 2026 — Yay!
Yes Brittany, devolution on the Welsh model
The Breton-language newspaper Yes! devotes an interview to Yes Breizh. Izold Gwegan presents the association's approach, devolution and the relevance of the Welsh model for thinking about Brittany's institutional future.
17 January 2026 — Le Télégramme
«We want to take Wales and Scotland as examples»: in Landerneau, the Yes Breizh movement is organising its first public meeting
At the inaugural public meeting of Yes Breizh in Landerneau, Le Télégramme outline the association's approach and its interest in the devolution models implemented in Wales and Scotland.
4 December 2025 — Le Télégramme
Isold Gwegan: from Egypt to Yes Breizh
In its Breton-language section Spirit of the nation, Le Télégramme draw a portrait of Izold Gwegan and look back at her journey up to her commitment to Yes Breizh.
21 October 2025 — Le Poher
Yes Breizh: a booklet to request a devolution of powers in Brittany
Le Poher Introducing the launch of Yes Breizh and its first booklet, published to set out its approach in favour of a devolution of powers to Brittany. The article looks back at the association's objectives and its desire to bring this issue into the Breton public debate.
18 October 2025 — NHU Bretagne
Yes Breizh Interview: for devolution in Brittany
In this interview, Yes Breizh sets out the reasons for its creation, its conception of devolution and its ambition to advance the debate on the institutional future of Brittany.
16 October 2025 — Sperienzha — Le Podcast
Resisting on all fronts, the Voices of Brittany! Izold and Alan, Spokespeople for Yes Breizh
Izold Gwegan and Alan Le Cloarec, spokespersons for Yes Breizh, are Sperienzha’s guests for an interview dedicated to Brittany, their commitment and the initiative led by Yes Breizh.
15 October 2025 — Breizh-Info
Yes Breizh: towards a devolution of powers for a Brittany sovereign over its destiny?
Breizh-Info has published an in-depth article on the Levrig by Yes Breizh and its devolution project. The media outlet looks in particular at the powers that could be exercised in Brittany, the economic, cultural and institutional issues, as well as the non-partisan approach championed by Yes Breizh.
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Yes Breizh can provide you with information, documentation and resources intended for the press.
- Discover Yes Breizh — to know the association, its approach and its objectives.
- Understanding devolution - find our explanations and proposals concerning devolution in Brittany.
- Read our press releases — access the official stances and information published by Yes Breizh.
- Media resources - obtain the official high-definition logo, press photographs, a short presentation of Yes Breizh and materials to correctly illustrate your publications.
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Introduction to Yes Breizh
Yes Breizh is a Breton movement that brings devolution into the public debate. Its approach is based on a simple principle: «What concerns Brittany must be decided in Brittany». Yes Breizh defends a Brittany that brings together its five departments and possesses decision-making powers and means suited to its responsibilities. The movement is particularly interested in the institutional experiences and dynamics of Wales, Scotland and Cornwall, whilst championing a path tailored to Brittany. Its aim is to open up the debate on Brittany's institutional future and on the capacity of Breton women and men to decide more for themselves.
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