The Lost Beauty of the Rose Garden: American Airstrikes Damaged UNESCO Heritage in Tehran
American airstrikes in Tehran have damaged the historic Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, amid the escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
UNESCO sounds alarm over war threat to Middle East's heritage sites
UNESCO has raised concerns about the risks posed to heritage sites in the Middle East due to ongoing conflict in the region.
'Redevelopment in Front of Jongmyo' Government Administrative Adjustment Item to be Discussed
The redevelopment project in front of Jongmyo Shrine in Seoul, involving the construction of high-rise buildings, will be discussed in a government administrative adjustment committee due to ongoing controversies regarding historical conservation.
Stunning British island with 'dreamy' coastlines, rare wildlife and dark skies
The Isle of Man is celebrated for its enchanting coastlines, unique wildlife, and designation as a UNESCO Biosphere, making it a peaceful retreat just 40 minutes from the UK.
The ancient Oinoanda of Lycia at UNESCO โ The Greek city of Asia Minor with the largest philosophical inscription
Ancient Oinoanda in southwestern Asia Minor is seeking inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its significant philosophical heritage.
Fifteen years after the rediscovery of Cais do Valongo, archaeologists are still analyzing hundreds of thousands of objects found in the region
Fifteen years after the rediscovery of the Cais do Valongo, archaeologists continue to analyze a vast collection of artifacts, contributing to the historical narrative of the region's past.
Paralympics, the ceremony live: the big show at the Arena di Verona
The opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics takes place at the UNESCO site Arena di Verona, featuring an inaugural show titled 'Life in Motion' and attended by Italian President Sergio Mattarella.
In Lebanon, Israeli aviation bombs the ancient city of Tyre
Israeli airstrikes have targeted the ancient city of Tyre in southern Lebanon, which is home to UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Al Jazeera at Golestan Palace: Iran's World Heritage Under Fire of War
The article reports on the destruction of the Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Iran, due to recent bombings.
Brazil has 3 million children and adolescents victims of online sexual violence in one year
About 3 million children and adolescents in Brazil between the ages of 12 to 17 have reported being victims of online sexual exploitation or abuse over the past year.
UNESCO heritage was hit by bombings in Iran; see photos
The Golestan Palace in Tehran, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was reported to have been struck by bombings from the United States and Israel, raising concerns about the preservation of cultural heritage sites amidst ongoing conflicts.
Airstrikes damaged a majestic palace in Iran. UNESCO called for the protection of monuments
UNESCO has called for the protection of monuments following airstrikes that damaged a historic palace in Iran.
Golestan Palace in Tehran was damaged. The monument is on the UNESCO list
The Golestan Palace in Tehran was damaged due to airstrikes by the USA and Israel, affecting its windows, doors, and mirrors.
Iranian World Heritage Palace Damaged, Possibly Due to Bombing - Government Announcement
The Iranian government announced that damage to the Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tehran, may have been caused by shockwaves from recent bombings attributed to the United States and Israel.
In the Heart of Seooreung, Military Intelligence Agency Leading the Coup... Returning the Site to Public Discussion
The return of the military intelligence school site in the UNESCO-listed Seooreung cultural heritage site has been publicly discussed, prompted by calls from local leaders for its conversion into a space for citizens.
The Flame Rises Again Over the Ancient Roman Arena... The Time for the Winter Paralympics Has Come
The Winter Paralympics are set to begin at the Verona Arena, marking the first time the opening ceremony is held at a UNESCO World Heritage site and commemorating 50 years since the first winter Paralympics.
The largest cave in the world has been found, featuring underground rivers and giant stalagmites
A recent discovery reveals the world's largest cave, known as Hang Son Doong, located in Vietnam and characterized by its underground rivers and massive stalagmites.
Tehran: Damage to Golestan Palace โ a UNESCO monument โ from American-Israeli attacks
The Golestan Palace in Iran, a UNESCO World Heritage site, suffered damage following an American-Israeli strike, according to Mehr News Agency.
The Government postpones recognizing historic irrigation systems as Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Spanish government has postponed the recognition of historic irrigation systems as Intangible Cultural Heritage due to substantial objections received during the process.
Twelve new elements in Greece's National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Greece's Ministry of Culture has announced the registration of twelve new elements and the recognition of a Best Practice in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Tourist guide arrested for vandalizing a pyramid over 4,000 years old
A tourist guide has been arrested for vandalizing the Pyramid of Unas, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Egypt, by drawing on its ancient stones.
Unesco lowers implementation of media education in curricula around the world
A UNESCO report highlights the low integration of media education in the curricula of its member countries, despite their acknowledgment of its importance.
The Biggest Lie of Italian Cuisine? Pasta Carbonara May Not Even Be an Invention of the Italians
This article discusses the contested origins of pasta carbonara, suggesting it may not be an Italian invention as commonly believed.
The Story of a Mosque Restored by the People of the City of Djennรฉ in Mali Every Year
The people of Djennรฉ in Mali gather annually to restore the Great Mosque of Djennรฉ, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
There are threats to skyscrapers near Prague Castle and possibly the end of UNESCO, warn experts to the government
Experts warn the Czech government about potential threats to skyscrapers near Prague Castle and the possibility of losing UNESCO designation.
France hands back stolen colonial-era artifact to West African country
France has returned a sacred drum, the Djidji Ayokwe, to Ivory Coast in a ceremony attended by both nations' culture ministers.
The 'Donghak Peasant Revolution National Ceremony' will be held in Seoul after 5 years
The national ceremony honoring the historical significance of the Donghak Peasant Revolution will be held in Seoul on May 11, marking the first such event in the city since 2021.
The Roman wall of Lugo prepares for relentless storms
The Roman wall of Lugo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, suffers damage from heavy rainfall and flooding, with a section collapsing recently.
From Church to Church in Asturias Following the Pre-Romanesque
The article explores a tourism route in Asturias that highlights the region's pre-Romanesque architecture and its historical significance.
Unesco recognizes the collection from the slavery period preserved by the Public Archive of Bahia as 'memory of the world'
UNESCO has recognized the slavery period collection preserved by the Public Archive of Bahia as part of its 'Memory of the World' program.
Swedish World Heritage Sites Are Rotting, Moldy, and Being Washed Away
Climate change is damaging Sweden's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, particularly in northern Sweden, where increased warmth and moisture have begun to deteriorate these valuable historical locations.
Villa Mairea in a Porvoo Pine Forest is Nominated for the UNESCO List โ Here is Villa Mairea
Villa Mairea, designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto, is a modern architecture gem in Finland that has been nominated for UNESCO World Heritage status alongside twelve other Aalto buildings.
Anniversaries of February 21: What happened on a day like today?
The article discusses significant historical events that occurred on February 21, including the observance of International Mother Language Day.
LโOrรฉal Group and UNESCO open regional call for the program 'For Women in Science'
LโOrรฉal Group and UNESCO have launched a regional program aimed at supporting women and girls in science, in collaboration with several universities in Ecuador.
Will the revision of the construction law threaten UNESCO heritage sites? Experts warn of disgrace, the state rejects criticism
Historians and architects in Czechia are opposing a proposed revision to the construction law, warning it could jeopardize UNESCO heritage sites and calling for stronger protections.
UNESCO Cities of Literature representatives from Bremen and Heidelberg visit Tartu
Representatives from the UNESCO Cities of Literature, Bremen and Heidelberg, are meeting in Tartu for a residency program involving German and Estonian writers.
DRC: Musicians work to preserve Congolese rumba
In Kinshasa, musicians are making efforts to preserve Congolese rumba, a genre recognized for its historical significance and recently added to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list.
Traditional French bistros are disappearing one by one
Traditional French bistros are declining in number, prompting efforts for their inclusion on UNESCO's heritage list, similar to the baguette.
Unesco calls for proposals on Swedish cultural heritage
Unesco is inviting proposals for Swedish cultural heritage to add to its lists of intangible cultural heritage.
"Congolese must not lose this music": in Kinshasa, nostalgia for rumba, neglected by the younger generation
In Kinshasa, there is a growing concern that the rich tradition of Congolese rumba is being forgotten by the younger generation, despite its recognition by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.
"We feel threatened": the keepers of the Cordouan lighthouse, France's last inhabited lighthouse, are they under threat?
The keepers of the Cordouan lighthouse in France express concerns about their job security due to decreasing funding that jeopardizes this UNESCO World Heritage site.
AlUla: The Story of a Saudi City that Shaped Rock to Carve the Memory of Heritage
AlUla is a Saudi city known for its historical significance and impressive rock formations, showcasing human ingenuity and its role as a center of ancient civilizations.
Great success for the UNESCO Creative City for Design event
La Spezia's inaugural event as a UNESCO Creative City for Design was a resounding success, highlighting its commitment to creativity and cultural development.
The Jesus Baptism Museum is Being Established. A New Destination for Pilgrims from Around the World
An international competition has been concluded for the design of the Jesus Baptism Museum near the archaeological site of Al-Maghtas in Jordan.
I visited one of the world's most incredible destinations and it was completely empty
The author reflects on their visit to Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Jordan, which is currently quiet due to reduced tourism.
The Directorate for Cultural Heritage allocates 90.9 million to Norwegian World Heritage
The Directorate for Cultural Heritage in Norway is distributing 90.9 million kroner to the country's World Heritage sites and centers for the year 2026.
A World Heritage Site Wrapped in Bamboo Light: Visitor Numbers Exceed 10,000 at Toji Temple, Kyoto
The Toji Temple in Kyoto is attracting significant crowds with its bamboo light installation, surpassing 10,000 visitors just days after opening.
Podcast explains project to store Earth's knowledge on the Moon
A global initiative seeks to store Earth's knowledge in a lunar library as part of the Sanctuary on the Moon project, led by engineer Benoit Faiveley and supported by the French government, NASA, and UNESCO.
Gammelstad Church Town Celebrates 30 Years as a World Heritage Site โ Now It's Time to Celebrate
Gammelstad Church Town, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1996, is celebrating its 30th anniversary while addressing the challenges of sustainable tourism.
Good schools need good (professional) directors
A UNESCO report highlights the crucial role of effective school leaders in ensuring quality education and school environments.