The temples, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, were damaged in a 2016 earthquake... READ MORE›
A unique agreement that will see Britain's Hadrian's Wall and the Great Wall of China work together, was announced last Tuesday by Heritage Minister John Glenn... READ MORE›
Naples' art of pizza twirling is a candidate to join UNESCO's list of intangible heritage this week along with a wealth of other cultural treasures such... READ MORE›
Latest findings have revealed that climate change impacts one in four natural World Heritage sites, including coral reefs, glaciers, and wetlands... READ MORE›
The US withdrawal was largely due to the country's view that UNESCO has an anti-Israel bias... READ MORE›
By hosting this event, we hope to introduce China's world heritage sites to American tourists and provide an opportunity to deepen China-US tourism cooperation... READ MORE›
Unfortunately, this venue has become politicised, undermining the work of UNESCO across its mandate... READ MORE›
Since then, however, the United States has still maintained a UNESCO office at the organization's headquarters in Paris, France... READ MORE›
While the Trump administration had been preparing for a likely withdrawal from UNESCO for months, the timing of the State Department's statement Thursday was unexpected... READ MORE›
UNESCO, the cultural and educational agency of the United Nations, expressed regret over the United States' official decision to leave its organisation... READ MORE›
UNESCO's outgoing director-general, Irina Bokova of Bulgaria, called the U.S. departure a loss for the United Nations family and for multilateralism... READ MORE›
Had 18 votes apiece in the battle to replace outgoing UNESCO director-general Irina Bokova... READ MORE›
Last week, Islamic State militants videotaped themselves destroying statues and artifacts in the Mosul Museum and at the Nergal Gate entryway to ancient Nineveh... READ MORE›
It damaged 389 of Bagan's monuments, and broke Pyathat Gyi's spire as if it were one of her candies... READ MORE›
It concluded that lightning fires were now the main threat to the survival of the world heritage area... READ MORE›
The agency said that screenshots of the Defense Department system had been posted online, apparently to prove that the cyberattack had been successful... READ MORE›
KAWKABAN, Yemen -- The majestic fortress nestled atop a mountain here in northwestern Yemen survived the armies of the Islamic warrior Saladin in the 12th century... READ MORE›
For George Town and its clan jetties, the Unesco imprimatur seemingly provided a second wind... READ MORE›
The new decision builds on that assessment, clarifying the responsibility of countries with custodianship over world-heritage listed coral reefs... READ MORE›
Two weeks ago, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution aimed at thwarting and prosecuting antiquities vandals and smugglers... READ MORE›
The mining town's new neighbours who are half a world away... READ MORE›
A reef campaigner with the Australian Marine Conservation Society, Felicity Wishart, said the report contained no measurable, deliverable action... READ MORE›
Of natural world heritage sites in Africa, more than six in ten are threatened with development... READ MORE›
A UNESCO advisory body has recommended adding to the World Heritage list the island of Okinoshima, an ancient religious site in Fukuoka Prefecture where wo... READ MORE›
Japan's Okinoshima island, an ancient religious site where women are banned, has been declared a World Heritage site by the UN's cultural body Unesco... READ MORE›
Related Stories A tunnel is to be dug to take a congested main road past Stonehenge, the government has announced... READ MORE›
Fires burning across Tasmania are producing the worst crisis the world heritage forests there have faced in decades, says a long-term conservationist from the area... READ MORE›
Fish swim over coral in the Great Barrier Reef, which the Australian government is lobbying to keep off the World Heritage Committee's in danger list... READ MORE›
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
But unluckily for those of us in the Sunshine State, embarrassing politicians are not a thing of the past... READ MORE›
ISIS militants had earlier destroyed temples at the Roman-era UNESCO World Heritage site, which it has controlled since capturing Palmyra in May... READ MORE›
Almost 75 per cent of world heritage coral reefs have been exposed to heat stress that causes coral bleaching in the past three years, UNESCO says... READ MORE›
Local and international project in city of 33 saints reconstructs 14 Sufi mausoleums smashed up by al-Qaida backed extremists... READ MORE›
Tasmanian devils disappeared from the Australian mainland about 3 000 years ago probably as a result of conflict with the dingo... READ MORE›
A reef campaigner with the Australian Marine Conservation Society, Felicity Wishart, said the report contained no measurable, deliverable action... READ MORE›
However, Unesco warns redevelopment in the area - namely, the multi-billion Liverpool Waters mixed use waterfront quarter - will adversely alter the site. More information... READ MORE›
But the World Heritage Committee WHC took issue with the tower's height of 66.3 metres, which had already been reduced from 75 metres following protests... READ MORE›
Great Barrier Reef, Kakadu among World Heritage sites of 'significant concern' IUCN... READ MORE›
The Greens said the report would fail to allay the concerns of the world heritage committee, maintaining the government's approach was business as usual ... READ MORE›
Isil withdrew from most of Palmyra after laying mines across the city, said Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights... READ MORE›
Broken Hill strives to become listed as world heritage city, following up its first as a national heritage-listed city... READ MORE›
Green represents Canada at UNESCO when it comes to World Heritage Sites and was in Fort Chipewyan while the monitors were on their tour... READ MORE›
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