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The game goes on… Following the defeat of Mexico, one of the host countries, in the round of 16 of the World Cup, Azteca Stadium remains a record-breaking venue.. The Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut (IAI, Ibero-American Institute) is hosting an exhibition on the history of soccer in Mexico, which runs

Christoph Müller, Deputy Director of the Library of the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut (IAI, Ibero-American Institute, IAI) of the Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz (SPK, Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation), was unanimously elected president by the General Assembly of the Red Europea de Informació

As part of the German-Polish Forum, various cultural artefacts have today been returned to the Republic of Poland; these had been confiscated or removed during the German occupation of Poland in the Second World War. The SPK is returning a medieval manuscript containing part of the text of the Polis

On 13 September 2026, the Kulturforum Berlin will once again be transformed into a large event venue – both indoors and outdoors. For the fifth time, the cultural and academic institutions based there, together with St Matthew’s Church, are inviting the public – young and old alike – to a festival.

In February 2026, researchers, librarians, and data specialists came together at the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut (IAI) to reassess the role of knowledge infrastructures in international and interdisciplinary research in light of geopolitical tensions, debates over data sovereignty, and the acceler

A companion on our journey has passed: Cees Nooteboom, the unmistakable Dutch writer, traveler, and chronicler of Ibero-American worlds, died in February 2026 at the age of 92. His encounters with the IAI were far more than lectures—they were moments of genuine dialogue, marked by curiosity and cult

At the Museum, Crime Scene: SPK once again the biggest player at the Long Night of Museums on 29 August – Ackermann: Searching for clues in thirteen venues – Germany’s best-known art detective to be a guest The Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz (Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation) is taking part

Seven books from the library of the historian Marc Bloch and his wife Simonne Vidal, which were looted during the Nazi era, have been returned to their descendants in Berlin. At a formal ceremony held yesterday at the French Embassy in Berlin, three German cultural institutions presented seven books

Karin Sander, a conceptual artist based in Berlin, will develop an artistic remembrance project that uses original quotations, interviews, music and sound collages to commemorate the outstanding patron couple Johanna and Eduard Arnhold, as well as other residents of the Tiergarten district whose nam

Karin Sander, a conceptual artist based in Berlin, will develop an artistic remembrance project that uses original quotations, interviews, music and sound collages to commemorate the patron couple Johanna and Eduard Arnhold, as well as other residents of the Tiergarten district whose names were eras