Analyses

The autonomy of Brittany raises several objections: the risk of independence, equality between citizens, communitarianism and also institutional cost. This fourth and final installment examines these questions and presents the …

This article is part of a four-part dossier dedicated to the devolution of powers and responsibilities from the central state to Brittany. Building on the precedent set by...

The Corsican vote opens a new institutional debate. For Yes Breizh, the devolution of powers to Brittany would bring decisions closer to Breton women and men and build...

Following the vote in the National Assembly in favour of Corsican autonomy, Yes Breizh adapts this constitutional proposal to Brittany. This first part presents a concrete text and...

Rivers have long been channelled, covered or diverted to accommodate urban development. Today, several Breton communities are choosing a different approach by giving water back its place in…

The Breton climate is no longer what it used to be. Climate adaptation in Brittany has become a major challenge. In recent years, extreme weather events have become more frequent. Heatwaves are becoming more common. Droughts...

Why is Yes Breizh using the Breton messaging service Treebal? Because digital sovereignty also starts with our communication tools. Treebal offers an alternative to the major international platforms ...

In the run-up to the 2026 municipal elections in Brittany, Yes Breizh is challenging candidates on key issues: local finances, housing, attractiveness, the Breton language and devolution. Beyond the promises, ...

Devolution is a progressive and democratic political process aimed at transferring powers from central government to a Brittany capable of deciding its own priorities. This concept, ...