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Laurentian University Sells Historic Mansion Amidst Artist Protests
Laurentian University sold the Bell Mansion, a historic Sudbury property and former art gallery, to an undisclosed buyer for $1 million, despite protests from artists claiming the university is violating a trust.
Laurentian University Sells Historic Mansion Amidst Artist Protests
Laurentian University sold the Bell Mansion, a historic Sudbury property and former art gallery, to an undisclosed buyer for $1 million, despite protests from artists claiming the university is violating a trust.
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24% Bias Score
Greece combats art forgery with new legislation
Greece is addressing art forgery with a new bill establishing a body of expert appraisers and authenticators to verify artwork, including measures for artwork destruction and a public online registry.
Greece combats art forgery with new legislation
Greece is addressing art forgery with a new bill establishing a body of expert appraisers and authenticators to verify artwork, including measures for artwork destruction and a public online registry.
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Rising Seas Threaten Easter Island's Moai Statues
A new study reveals that the iconic Moai statues on Easter Island are at risk of being swallowed by the sea by 2080 due to rising ocean levels caused by climate change, prompting calls for protective measures.
Rising Seas Threaten Easter Island's Moai Statues
A new study reveals that the iconic Moai statues on Easter Island are at risk of being swallowed by the sea by 2080 due to rising ocean levels caused by climate change, prompting calls for protective measures.
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24% Bias Score
France's Bayeux Tapestry Loan to Britain Sparks Conservation Concerns
French experts warn that transporting the fragile Bayeux Tapestry to Britain for a nine-month loan starting September 2026 risks irreparable damage, despite President Macron's decision to proceed.
France's Bayeux Tapestry Loan to Britain Sparks Conservation Concerns
French experts warn that transporting the fragile Bayeux Tapestry to Britain for a nine-month loan starting September 2026 risks irreparable damage, despite President Macron's decision to proceed.
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44% Bias Score
France Returns Skulls to Madagascar, Addressing Colonial Past
France returned three skulls, including one believed to be that of King Toera, to Madagascar 128 years after they were taken as war trophies following a massacre by French troops in 1897; this follows France's apology for its colonial past and implements a new law aiming to return more human remains...
France Returns Skulls to Madagascar, Addressing Colonial Past
France returned three skulls, including one believed to be that of King Toera, to Madagascar 128 years after they were taken as war trophies following a massacre by French troops in 1897; this follows France's apology for its colonial past and implements a new law aiming to return more human remains...
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24% Bias Score
Drone Technology Enhances Great Wall Preservation in Shanxi
In Shanxi, China, drone technology is revolutionizing the inspection of the 1,400-kilometer-long Great Wall, improving efficiency, safety, and accuracy by providing real-time data and enabling rapid responses to threats such as unauthorized excavation and agricultural damage.
Drone Technology Enhances Great Wall Preservation in Shanxi
In Shanxi, China, drone technology is revolutionizing the inspection of the 1,400-kilometer-long Great Wall, improving efficiency, safety, and accuracy by providing real-time data and enabling rapid responses to threats such as unauthorized excavation and agricultural damage.
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40% Bias Score
Upper Silesian Museum in Ratingen Faces Relocation to Essen
The Upper Silesian Museum in Ratingen, Germany, faces relocation to Essen after a controversial board decision, despite opposition from the director and a growing number of visitors.
Upper Silesian Museum in Ratingen Faces Relocation to Essen
The Upper Silesian Museum in Ratingen, Germany, faces relocation to Essen after a controversial board decision, despite opposition from the director and a growing number of visitors.
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24% Bias Score
Mosul's Al Nuri Mosque Reopens After IS Destruction
Eight years after its destruction by Islamic State militants, the historic Al Nuri mosque in Mosul, Iraq, reopened on Monday, following a $115 million reconstruction project funded by various international entities.
Mosul's Al Nuri Mosque Reopens After IS Destruction
Eight years after its destruction by Islamic State militants, the historic Al Nuri mosque in Mosul, Iraq, reopened on Monday, following a $115 million reconstruction project funded by various international entities.
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24% Bias Score
Resurgence of Nyksund: A Norwegian Fishing Village's Fight for Sustainability
The remote Norwegian fishing village of Nyksund, abandoned due to technological advancements and harsh conditions, is experiencing a revival, grappling with the challenges of balancing tourism and preserving its unique identity.
Resurgence of Nyksund: A Norwegian Fishing Village's Fight for Sustainability
The remote Norwegian fishing village of Nyksund, abandoned due to technological advancements and harsh conditions, is experiencing a revival, grappling with the challenges of balancing tourism and preserving its unique identity.
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Argentine Police Raid Uncovers Nazi-Looted Art Leads
Argentine police searched a home in Mar del Plata, Argentina, for an 18th-century Italian portrait, "Portrait of a Lady," looted by a Nazi fugitive in 1943, but the painting was not found; however, other items were seized.
Argentine Police Raid Uncovers Nazi-Looted Art Leads
Argentine police searched a home in Mar del Plata, Argentina, for an 18th-century Italian portrait, "Portrait of a Lady," looted by a Nazi fugitive in 1943, but the painting was not found; however, other items were seized.
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36% Bias Score
German Coastal Fishing Faces Collapse Due to Lack of Young Recruits
The dwindling number of shrimp fishermen on Germany's Wurster Nordseeküste coast threatens the local economy and tourism, with only three young successors expected within the next decade, highlighting a broader crisis in the German fishing industry and lack of young recruits.
German Coastal Fishing Faces Collapse Due to Lack of Young Recruits
The dwindling number of shrimp fishermen on Germany's Wurster Nordseeküste coast threatens the local economy and tourism, with only three young successors expected within the next decade, highlighting a broader crisis in the German fishing industry and lack of young recruits.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Printing Museum Saved by Political Intervention
The Drukkerijmuseum Meppel, a museum in the Netherlands showcasing Meppel's history as a printing center, faced closure due to financial struggles but was saved by political intervention from the BBB Drenthe and GroenLinks parties after the city's printing industry declined due to the rise of digita...
Dutch Printing Museum Saved by Political Intervention
The Drukkerijmuseum Meppel, a museum in the Netherlands showcasing Meppel's history as a printing center, faced closure due to financial struggles but was saved by political intervention from the BBB Drenthe and GroenLinks parties after the city's printing industry declined due to the rise of digita...
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36% Bias Score
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