UNESCO Pressed to Relocate Conference Planned in Russian City
A Polish organization that oversees a Nazi concentration camp called the move "a mockery of innocent Ukrainian victims."
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UNESCO Says That 53 Ukrainian Cultural Sites Were Damaged Following Russian Invasion
Among the damaged sites is a Holocaust memorial.
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UNESCO Details Cultural Devastation in Ukraine, Julie Mehretu Plans Cleveland Mural, and More: Morning Links for April 4, 2022
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UNESCO Says It Is ‘Gravely Concerned’ for Cultural Heritage Sites in Ukraine
Some officials have warned that the destruction could have long-term impact in the country.
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UNESCO Report Warns of ‘Unprecedented Crisis in the Cultural Sector’
Despite being one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, the arts remain vulnerable.
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McDonald’s Loses Appeal to Build Drive-Through at Ancient Site in Rome
The Italian state said it could control the land at the Baths of Caracalla, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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UNESCO Declares Arabic Calligraphy an ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity’
UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list is a stunning sample of the world's cultural diversity and ingenuity.
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Damage to Afghan Cultural Heritage Could Be Long-Lasting, UNESCO Warns
The National Museum in Kabul has raised concerns about the threat of looting.
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MACBA Dismissals Spark Outcry, Turkey Slams UNESCO, and More: Morning Links for July 26, 2021
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13 Percent of Museums Could Close Because of Coronavirus Crisis: Reports
A study found that 13 percent of institutions worldwide may never reopen.
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The World’s Skinniest Skyscraper Overlooks New York’s Central Park—and It’s Now Fully Built
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Marla Aaron Celebrates 10 Years
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Zendaya, Angus Cloud to Appear on ‘Euphoria’ Season Two Score Album
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NHL, Coyotes Make Another Run at Finding Home Ice in the Desert
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