Latvian Scientists Invited to Apply for the Baltic States Scholarship
A joint scholarship competition for women in science has been announced by the Baltic States Academy of Sciences in collaboration with UNESCO national commissions.
Iranian cultural heritage, millenary treasures at risk of extinction as collateral damage of war
Iran's cultural heritage faces severe threats and damage as a result of ongoing conflicts with Israel and the U.S., impacting numerous historical sites and artifacts.
Victory after a thrilling election campaign: SPD defends the Bamberg town hall
Sebastian Martins Niedermaier has been elected the new mayor of Bamberg, allowing the SPD to retain control of the town hall in the UNESCO World Heritage city.
UNESCO recognizes Maritime historical groups for Black Loyalist archive
UNESCO has acknowledged Maritime historical groups in Canada for their efforts in preserving the archives related to the Black Loyalists' history.
Three rare bison died in a train accident in Poland
Three wild European bison tragically died after being hit by a train in the UNESCO-listed Biaลowieลผa Forest in eastern Poland.
PHOTO: The Light Show at Zelenรก Hora on the Day of Equinox
A photo feature highlights a light show at Zelenรก Hora coinciding with the equinox.
World Poetry Day is celebrated in museums, bars, cultural centers, and pulperรญas
World Poetry Day is celebrated across various venues in Argentina, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and the art of poetry.
World Poetry Day: When verses became an anti-war cry
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, established by UNESCO, with a focus on poetry's cultural significance, especially highlighted during the 2003 Iraq War.
Poetry Day: the 6 most beautiful to wish you a good spring
The article celebrates World Poetry Day by presenting six selected poems that reflect on themes of spring and nature.
Heritage index of municipalities announced: Kaunas continues to lead in cultural heritage protection
Kaunas is recognized for its cultural heritage protection efforts, being a leader in Lithuania according to the newly announced heritage index.
Cambodia presents restored ancient Shiva statue made of 10,000 fragments
Cambodia has successfully restored a massive, ancient dancing Shiva statue that had been shattered into over 10,000 pieces during its civil war.
Prague is the eleventh most cultural destination in the world
Prague has been recognized as the eleventh most cultural destination globally, highlighting its significance in attracting cultural tourism.
AI arrived at school before educational policy
The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on education, highlighting that its integration into classrooms has occurred more due to grassroots adoption by students and teachers than through educational policy changes.
The Dictionary of Pro-Japanese Collaborators is Historical Justice, UNESCO Documentary Heritage
The Dictionary of Pro-Japanese Collaborators documents figures involved in collaboration with Japanese colonial rule in Korea and reflects on the historical context and implications of their actions.
The Challenge of the Fallas: How to Prevent the UNESCO World Heritage Festival from Being Swallowed by Mass Tourism
Valencia's Fallas Festival, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, faces challenges from mass tourism that threatens its sustainability and local community.
Screens, learning and what the SEP forum should respond to
The Mexican education ministry held a forum with UNESCO to address cell phone abuse among students, raising questions about the coherence of their actions with this discourse.
Archaeology: How do you protect cultural heritage when bombs fall?
The article discusses the damage caused to cultural heritage sites in Iran during the ongoing war, specifically highlighting the Golestan Palace, which was impacted by bombings.
Las Fallas celebrate a decade as a World Heritage Site
Las Fallas in Valencia commemorate their tenth anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with vibrant displays and competitive parades.
Danyang World Geopark, Exchange and Cooperation with Parks in China and Malaysia
Danyang County in South Korea is initiating global cooperation with UNESCO-designated World Geoparks in China and Malaysia through the signing of memorandums of understanding.
A guide to the basics of Salamanca: history, monuments, and tapas
This article presents a guide to the key historical and cultural highlights of Salamanca, Spain, known for its remarkable architecture and culinary offerings.
This church will charge admission for curious visitors
Starting in July, the Cologne Cathedral in Germany will begin charging an entrance fee for tourists to help cover maintenance costs.
Cultural Heritage Administration: SH Corporation illegally drilled without permission in front of Jongmyo Shrine, reported to police
The Cultural Heritage Administration has accused the Seoul Housing and Communities Corporation of illegal drilling activities near the UNESCO World Heritage site, Jongmyo Shrine, without proper authorization.
Unesco issues a harsh report against the City Council's plan for the care of El Retiro, demanding a thorough review
Unesco has issued a critical report on the City Council's plan for El Retiro, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive revision.
Brasรญlia is elected Ibero-American Capital of Cultural Heritage; see what this means
Brasรญlia has been designated as the Ibero-American Capital of Cultural Heritage, recognizing its historical and cultural significance.
Why is International Day of Mathematics celebrated today?
March 14 marks the International Day of Mathematics, a day promoting activities that raise awareness of the significance and application of mathematics globally.
"$100 billion a year is needed to address the education crisis" in low-income countries
There is a global education funding crisis, with low-income countries needing an additional $100 billion annually to address the issue.
50 Years of Prohibition: Ramadan Tables in Albania Expose the Communist State's Secret
The article discusses how Ramadan meals in Albania, which were banned for 50 years under communist rule, now reflect the country's rich cultural heritage and hospitality.
Global investment in ocean science is lacking, says UNESCO marine policy expert
Experts at an international symposium in Brazil stress the need for increased investment in ocean science to ensure the success of the High Seas Treaty in protecting marine biodiversity.
War in Iran Destroys Cultural Heritage, UNESCO Warns Authorities
Israeli airstrikes in Isfahan, Iran, have severely damaged significant cultural heritage sites, prompting warnings from UNESCO.
Cultural Heritage Affected by Attacks on Iran; UNESCO Site in Critical Condition
Attacks on Iran have significantly damaged cultural monuments, notably a UNESCO site.
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.
Attacks Damage Historical Sites in Iran and Raise Concerns About the Impact of War on Cultural Heritage
U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran have damaged several historical and cultural sites, prompting concerns about the impact of warfare on cultural heritage.
Dismay as ancient heritage sites across Iran damaged in US-Israel bombing
The governor of Isfahan condemns US and Israeli bombing for damaging Iran's cultural heritage sites, including significant damage to Golestan and Chehel Sotoon palaces.
Do you know what the famous tailors of Hoi An are known for?
The article discusses Hoi An's historical significance and UNESCO status, attributing its preservation and multicultural heritage to its role as a major trade hub and the influx of various cultures.
UNESCO is concerned about the fate of historical monuments during the war in Iran
UNESCO expresses deep concern over the potential damage to World Heritage monuments in Iran due to ongoing conflicts.
UNESCO hails Ottiโs education reforms, pledges support
UNESCO has praised Abia State Governor Alex Otti for his education reforms and committed to supporting his initiatives in improving educational outcomes.
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.