150th Anniversary of the Opening of Busan Port, Korea's First Modern Trade Port
A special exhibition commemorating the 150th anniversary of the opening of Busan Port will be held in Busan, featuring historical insights and artifacts related to the port's significance.
Several World Heritage Sites Damaged in the War in Iran
Several UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Iran, including historic palaces and mosques, have been damaged due to the ongoing conflict, according to reports by international media and UNESCO.
The Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula Celebrated Women's Day by Collecting Donations
On International Women's Day, the Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula honored their contributions by gathering donations.
Women Who Inspire: Experiences and Leadership Marked the 'Voices of Women' Conversation in Guayaquil for International Women's Day
A gathering in Guayaquil focused on celebrating and reflecting on women's roles in society in honor of International Women's Day.
The Robert Capa Foundation prohibits Almeida from using the photographer's name to create a center in Peironcely 10 and the City Council will study the possibility of maintaining it
The International Center of Photography has prohibited Madrid's City Council from using the name of photographer Robert Capa for a project at Peironcely 10 due to concerns about authenticity and adherence to the original vision.
Why is the International Sculptor's Day celebrated today?
International Sculptor's Day, celebrated on March 6th, honors the artistry and contributions of sculptors, particularly focusing on the legacy of Michelangelo.
ICU Main Building Registered as National Cultural Property: From Military Facility to 'School of Peace and Reconciliation'
The main building of International Christian University (ICU) in Mitaka, Tokyo, was registered as a tangible cultural property of Japan on February 10.
Continuing the APEC Inspiration... Gyeongbuk Province Selects 4 Tourism Specialty Products
Gyeongbuk Province is launching four specially curated tourism products to capitalize on the international recognition gained from the successful hosting of the APEC summit in Gyeongju last year.
Benin's annual arts festival gives centre stage to young designers
Benin's annual International Arts Festival highlights young fashion designers, showcasing their creativity and cultural heritage.
ON THIS DAY ⟩ Taliban forces destroyed the Buddha statues of the Bamiyan Valley
In 2001, Taliban forces destroyed two ancient Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, leading to international condemnation as acts of cultural and historical vandalism.
A grand international museum will be built in Katra
The Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board has announced plans to construct an international goddess museum in Katra, guided by the Lieutenant Governor's directives.
The Museum of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Expands Horizons of Understanding Lithuanian History and Heritage
The Museum of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania is set to present two international exhibitions and new publications related to Lithuanian history and cultural heritage.
'Gay Friendly', 'Inclusive' and 'Home of Alcoholic Creativity': How Carnival in BH Resounded in the Portuguese Press
The carnival in Belo Horizonte gained international attention as it was celebrated in the Portuguese press as inclusive and vibrant, attracting millions of attendees.
A High-Class Classical Music Evening Echoed in Šiauliai: Packed Hall and International Creative Partnership
A classical music concert featuring notable European artist Bernhard Ruchti took place in Šiauliai, highlighting a long-standing creative collaboration with Vilhelmas Čepinskis.
Italy uses Grana Padano cheese to attract international attention at the Winter Olympics
Italy is promoting Grana Padano cheese at the Winter Olympics as a symbol of its culinary heritage and a healthy snack for athletes.
Fake works of art: When myth meets crime – Innovations of the new law against forgery
A new law against forgery in Greece seeks to address the extensive international network behind the production and distribution of counterfeit artworks.
A Long Journey Back to My Roots
Lithuanian artist Marijus Tuminas is celebrated for his culturally rich performances across Asia and has received numerous accolades, including a nomination for 'Best Actor' at the IMERETI’24 festival.
Acropolis Museum: A photo and a memory in honor of Eleni Glykatzi-Aarveler
The Acropolis Museum shared a photo and memory honoring historian Eleni Glykatzi-Aarveler at an event commemorating ancient Greek women.
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler: A Symbol of Hellenism and European Thought
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler, a prominent figure in international historical science and renowned Byzantine scholar, passed away shortly before her 100th birthday, leaving a significant intellectual legacy.
National Museum of Ecuador calls for architectural studies to participate in the pre-project of its new building
The National Museum of Ecuador is inviting national and international architectural studies to submit portfolios for the design of a new building by February 17.
Mario Frangoulis at the Declaration Ceremony of the International Day of the Greek Language in Paris
Greek singer Mario Frangoulis participated as the main artistic figure in the ceremony for the International Day of the Greek Language held in Paris.
School for Sovereigntists, Steve Bannon Tries Again: Appeal to the Lazio Tar for the Certosa di Trisulti
Steve Bannon is appealing to the Lazio administrative court against the Italian government's decision to revoke the assignment of the Certosa di Trisulti monastery for an international training center.
Mitsotakis: "There is a Greek word for everything", the message about Greek and the future
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the significance of the Greek language during a speech celebrating the International Day of the Greek Language.
Tassoulas: 'The Greek language is a global cultural heritage'
Greek President Konstantinos Tassoulas emphasized the significance of the Greek language as a global cultural heritage in a message marking International Greek Language Day organized by the Greek Permanent Delegation to UNESCO in Paris.
Chad: The International Festival of Saharan Cultures Maintains the Tradition of Camel Racing
The International Festival of Saharan Cultures in Chad celebrates camel racing and the rich cultural heritage of the Saharan region, featuring nearly 400 riders and their camels in a competitive race.
Pizza Day: why it is celebrated today and where to eat the most awarded in Argentina
The International Pizza Day is celebrated on February 9, honoring the global popularity of this Italian classic, particularly in Argentina, home to thousands of pizzerias.
Romanian President: The Greek language is the foundation of democratic Europe
The Romanian President emphasizes the Greek language's role as a cornerstone of European cultural heritage on International Greek Language Day.
Socotra welcomes its first international flights from Jeddah
Yemenia Airlines has launched a new international flight route connecting Socotra International Airport with King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, aimed at boosting tourism and economic activity in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed archipelago.
Notre Dame continues under construction, without knowing who will pay for it
Years after the 2019 fire, Notre Dame's restoration requires new international donors for its completion amidst concerns over France's historical and cultural heritage.
Common Property, Digital Culture, and Balanced Development
The article highlights the significance of January 1st as International Day of Common Property, fostering a public dialogue on open access, open data, and the role of digital cultural heritage in the knowledge economy, particularly in Greece.
The Art That Americans Took
The second episode of 'La memoria en ruinas' explores the little-known fact revealed by José María Sadia and Andrea Morán, that Spain functioned as an auction house in the early 20th century, with art experts explaining how international dealers took various artistic treasures to sell to American tycoons.