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Israeli Strikes Threaten Gaza's Archaeological Treasures Amidst War
Amidst the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and subsequent Israeli counteroffensive, a race against time unfolded to save thousands of artifacts from Gaza's archaeological sites targeted by Israeli strikes, highlighting the conflict's impact on cultural heritage.
Israeli Strikes Threaten Gaza's Archaeological Treasures Amidst War
Amidst the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and subsequent Israeli counteroffensive, a race against time unfolded to save thousands of artifacts from Gaza's archaeological sites targeted by Israeli strikes, highlighting the conflict's impact on cultural heritage.
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20% Bias Score
Italy Nominates Traditional Cuisine as UNESCO Intangible Heritage
Italy officially nominated its traditional cuisine as intangible cultural heritage, promoting a nationwide "Sunday lunch" event showcasing the cultural significance of shared meals.
Italy Nominates Traditional Cuisine as UNESCO Intangible Heritage
Italy officially nominated its traditional cuisine as intangible cultural heritage, promoting a nationwide "Sunday lunch" event showcasing the cultural significance of shared meals.
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48% Bias Score
Hidden Madrid Bookstore Houses Literary Treasures
Located near the Spanish Congress, a seemingly unassuming bookstore, run by 81-year-old Guillermo Blázquez, houses a vast collection of rare books and documents, including works by Goya and letters from the Catholic Monarchs, attracting both public institutions and private collectors.
Hidden Madrid Bookstore Houses Literary Treasures
Located near the Spanish Congress, a seemingly unassuming bookstore, run by 81-year-old Guillermo Blázquez, houses a vast collection of rare books and documents, including works by Goya and letters from the Catholic Monarchs, attracting both public institutions and private collectors.
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40% Bias Score
Xinjiang's Silk Road Tourism Boosts Economy and Creates Jobs
In Xinjiang, China, a new Silk Road-themed theatre in Urumqi and night-time access to Jiaohe ruins in Turpan are driving tourism, creating jobs, and boosting the regional economy, with visitor numbers exceeding 300,000 in the first nine months of 2025.
Xinjiang's Silk Road Tourism Boosts Economy and Creates Jobs
In Xinjiang, China, a new Silk Road-themed theatre in Urumqi and night-time access to Jiaohe ruins in Turpan are driving tourism, creating jobs, and boosting the regional economy, with visitor numbers exceeding 300,000 in the first nine months of 2025.
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60% Bias Score
Palestinian Designer Reemami Showcases Heritage on Global Platforms
Palestinian fashion designer Reema Banna uses her brand, Reemami, to showcase Palestinian heritage on international runways, notably collaborating with Bella Hadid and Queen Rania.
Palestinian Designer Reemami Showcases Heritage on Global Platforms
Palestinian fashion designer Reema Banna uses her brand, Reemami, to showcase Palestinian heritage on international runways, notably collaborating with Bella Hadid and Queen Rania.
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32% Bias Score
Robbers Steal €600,000 in Gold From Paris Museum
Robbers stole €600,000 worth of gold samples from the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, exploiting a cybersecurity vulnerability that disabled the museum's alarm and surveillance systems.
Robbers Steal €600,000 in Gold From Paris Museum
Robbers stole €600,000 worth of gold samples from the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, exploiting a cybersecurity vulnerability that disabled the museum's alarm and surveillance systems.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Bell Ringing Tradition Revived Through Digital Platform
A new online platform, Tån:talán, is preserving Spain's centuries-old bell-ringing traditions by documenting regional variations and engaging younger generations through interactive features.
Spanish Bell Ringing Tradition Revived Through Digital Platform
A new online platform, Tån:talán, is preserving Spain's centuries-old bell-ringing traditions by documenting regional variations and engaging younger generations through interactive features.
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16% Bias Score
Hong Kong's Vanishing History: A Ghost Sign Project Documents the City's Ephemeral Past
A car crash in Hong Kong revealed a hidden Chinese character on a wall, sparking a project documenting "ghost signs"—remnants of the city's past obscured by time and urban renewal, highlighting Hong Kong's rapid development and efforts towards historical preservation.
Hong Kong's Vanishing History: A Ghost Sign Project Documents the City's Ephemeral Past
A car crash in Hong Kong revealed a hidden Chinese character on a wall, sparking a project documenting "ghost signs"—remnants of the city's past obscured by time and urban renewal, highlighting Hong Kong's rapid development and efforts towards historical preservation.
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24% Bias Score
A Personal Journey Back to Grenada: Reconnecting with Family Memories
Ten years after her brother's death, the author returns to Grenada, revisiting family locations and reflecting on shared memories while exploring the island's cultural heritage, including a cocoa plantation and rum distillery.
A Personal Journey Back to Grenada: Reconnecting with Family Memories
Ten years after her brother's death, the author returns to Grenada, revisiting family locations and reflecting on shared memories while exploring the island's cultural heritage, including a cocoa plantation and rum distillery.
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32% Bias Score
Last-Minute Rescue of Priceless Artifacts from Gaza Warehouse Before Demolition
Amidst an imminent Israeli airstrike, aid workers staged a six-hour operation to move thousands of artifacts from a Gaza warehouse slated for demolition, preserving items dating back 2,000 years, including those from a 4th-century Byzantine monastery.
Last-Minute Rescue of Priceless Artifacts from Gaza Warehouse Before Demolition
Amidst an imminent Israeli airstrike, aid workers staged a six-hour operation to move thousands of artifacts from a Gaza warehouse slated for demolition, preserving items dating back 2,000 years, including those from a 4th-century Byzantine monastery.
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16% Bias Score
3,000-Year-Old Pharaoh's Bracelet Stolen from Cairo Museum
A 3,000-year-old gold bracelet belonging to King Amenemope, adorned with lapis lazuli, has been stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo while undergoing restoration, prompting a nationwide search and raising concerns about Egypt's antiquities security.
3,000-Year-Old Pharaoh's Bracelet Stolen from Cairo Museum
A 3,000-year-old gold bracelet belonging to King Amenemope, adorned with lapis lazuli, has been stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo while undergoing restoration, prompting a nationwide search and raising concerns about Egypt's antiquities security.
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20% Bias Score
Stralsund Village Churches Awarded for Preservation Efforts
The Dorfkirchen in Not association in Stralsund, Germany, received Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's state preservation prize for their long-standing volunteer work in preserving small churches, awarded during the Open Monument Day.
Stralsund Village Churches Awarded for Preservation Efforts
The Dorfkirchen in Not association in Stralsund, Germany, received Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's state preservation prize for their long-standing volunteer work in preserving small churches, awarded during the Open Monument Day.
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32% Bias Score
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