EU reaffirms it will end or suspend Venice Biennale funding if Russia returns - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxOV1JQMnBjQXoxOWpaS25VLWh5R0Z4anQzMWpQQnozMnRac3RoV2hsOFZsNC1Uc1dvM3FCS0xtNktoVmdqZE53MTJ1UmFvTW9mcGVUOUgxRDhnZ3B6Vmp1T3NHR3RUdG1nOEhDRzdaTjNnYUdXX0F1TnVTWHpEMmI0UzlZSm5QZHVucG1oQmJxVExKc05qSVBaXzdDQUd5V3RxQld5NUZwYnZ4MTlIbjhBNmd5MjZTeXJLRDJR?oc=5" target="_blank">EU reaffirms it will end or suspend Venice Biennale funding if Russia returns</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The European Commission warned of potential suspension or termination of EU funding for the Venice Biennale if Russia is allowed to participate in the 2026 exhibition.

Latvia, supported by 22 European countries, urged the Venice Biennale organizers to reconsider Russia's participation, citing moral responsibility amid ongoing conflict.

The European Commission condemned the Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russia's participation, warning of potential suspension or termination of EU funding if the decision stands.

The European Commission condemned the Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russia's participation, warning of potential suspension or termination of EU funding if the decision stands.

The European Commission condemned the Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russia's participation, warning of potential suspension or termination of EU funding if the decision stands.

The European Commission condemned the Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russia's participation, warning of potential suspension or termination of EU funding if the decision stands.

Culture ministers from 22 European countries called on the Venice Biennale organizers to ban Russia from the upcoming edition, citing ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Latvia's Ministry of Culture, supported by 22 countries, called for reconsideration of Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale, with potential EU funding implications.