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CAF Launches "Iberoamérica 500+" Initiative for Sustainable Urban Development in Latin America
Santa Marta, Colombia, launched "Iberoamérica 500+", a CAF and SEGIB initiative, celebrating its 500th anniversary with a $20 million loan for sustainable development, fostering collaboration among 41 historical Latin American cities.
CAF Launches "Iberoamérica 500+" Initiative for Sustainable Urban Development in Latin America
Santa Marta, Colombia, launched "Iberoamérica 500+", a CAF and SEGIB initiative, celebrating its 500th anniversary with a $20 million loan for sustainable development, fostering collaboration among 41 historical Latin American cities.
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Gujarati Couple's Viral Instagram Success Promotes Language Preservation
A 91-year-old Gujarati couple from Leicester, England, has unexpectedly become an Instagram sensation, garnering over 84,000 followers and millions of views for videos showcasing their daily life; their granddaughter's posts highlight a decline in Gujarati speakers in the UK and promote the preserva...
Gujarati Couple's Viral Instagram Success Promotes Language Preservation
A 91-year-old Gujarati couple from Leicester, England, has unexpectedly become an Instagram sensation, garnering over 84,000 followers and millions of views for videos showcasing their daily life; their granddaughter's posts highlight a decline in Gujarati speakers in the UK and promote the preserva...
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Andalusian Government Launches Fashion Support Program
The Andalusian regional government announced a new program to support its fashion industry, including a major exhibition in Seville ("Andalusian Fashion in 21st-Century Culture") from October to December 2024, featuring 90 designs by 18 Andalusian designers, and financial aid for designers and fashi...
Andalusian Government Launches Fashion Support Program
The Andalusian regional government announced a new program to support its fashion industry, including a major exhibition in Seville ("Andalusian Fashion in 21st-Century Culture") from October to December 2024, featuring 90 designs by 18 Andalusian designers, and financial aid for designers and fashi...
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WIC Announces Global Call for Digital Cultural Heritage Projects
The World Internet Conference (WIC) launched a global call for outstanding digital cultural heritage projects, open until [Date not specified] to government departments, organizations, and institutions worldwide, focusing on preservation, archaeology, and exhibition utilizing 3D scanning, blockchain...
WIC Announces Global Call for Digital Cultural Heritage Projects
The World Internet Conference (WIC) launched a global call for outstanding digital cultural heritage projects, open until [Date not specified] to government departments, organizations, and institutions worldwide, focusing on preservation, archaeology, and exhibition utilizing 3D scanning, blockchain...
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Bavarian King Ludwig II Castles Await UNESCO World Heritage Status
Four Bavarian King Ludwig II castles are expected to become UNESCO World Heritage sites by July 16, 2025, joining 31 other global nominees, following a decade-long German nomination process, and adding to Germany's over 50 existing sites.
Bavarian King Ludwig II Castles Await UNESCO World Heritage Status
Four Bavarian King Ludwig II castles are expected to become UNESCO World Heritage sites by July 16, 2025, joining 31 other global nominees, following a decade-long German nomination process, and adding to Germany's over 50 existing sites.
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Changsha Preserves Wartime Relics, Fostering Historical Awareness
In Changsha, China, heritage conservation staff meticulously maintain wartime relics at Yuelu Mountain, preserving sites from the Battles of Changsha (1939-44) including command posts, fortifications, and soldiers' tombs, showcasing the area's role in the Second Sino-Japanese War and fostering histo...
Changsha Preserves Wartime Relics, Fostering Historical Awareness
In Changsha, China, heritage conservation staff meticulously maintain wartime relics at Yuelu Mountain, preserving sites from the Battles of Changsha (1939-44) including command posts, fortifications, and soldiers' tombs, showcasing the area's role in the Second Sino-Japanese War and fostering histo...
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US Withdraws From UNESCO Under Trump
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO, a UN organization for education, science, and culture, as President Trump reverses Biden's reinstatement of the US membership in 2021; this will affect the organization's programs funded by the US, which comprised about 8% of its budget, down from about 2...
US Withdraws From UNESCO Under Trump
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO, a UN organization for education, science, and culture, as President Trump reverses Biden's reinstatement of the US membership in 2021; this will affect the organization's programs funded by the US, which comprised about 8% of its budget, down from about 2...
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UNESCO recognizes Wixárika pilgrimage route as World Heritage site
The 500km Wixárika pilgrimage route across five Mexican states, vital to their culture and featuring the sacred peyote plant, has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, marking the first time a living indigenous tradition receives this recognition.
UNESCO recognizes Wixárika pilgrimage route as World Heritage site
The 500km Wixárika pilgrimage route across five Mexican states, vital to their culture and featuring the sacred peyote plant, has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, marking the first time a living indigenous tradition receives this recognition.
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Bavarian Fairytale Castles Named UNESCO World Heritage Sites
UNESCO has declared four of King Ludwig II's Bavarian fairytale castles—Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, and the Schachen mountain royal house—as World Heritage sites, a designation sought for over 25 years, boosting tourism and requiring long-term preservation by Bavaria.
Bavarian Fairytale Castles Named UNESCO World Heritage Sites
UNESCO has declared four of King Ludwig II's Bavarian fairytale castles—Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, and the Schachen mountain royal house—as World Heritage sites, a designation sought for over 25 years, boosting tourism and requiring long-term preservation by Bavaria.
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The Invisible Map": Unveiling Eleusis's Hidden History
The digital platform "The Invisible Map" unveils Eleusis's hidden history through personal narratives and archival material, offering a unique way to experience the city's rich past and present after its year as European Capital of Culture.
The Invisible Map": Unveiling Eleusis's Hidden History
The digital platform "The Invisible Map" unveils Eleusis's hidden history through personal narratives and archival material, offering a unique way to experience the city's rich past and present after its year as European Capital of Culture.
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24% Bias Score
Changsha Preserves Wartime Relics, Fostering Historical Understanding
In Changsha, China, heritage conservation staff meticulously preserve wartime relics from the Battles of Changsha (1939-44) at Yuelu Mountain, including conducting regular inspections, targeted repairs, and educational initiatives to ensure their long-term preservation and accessibility for future g...
Changsha Preserves Wartime Relics, Fostering Historical Understanding
In Changsha, China, heritage conservation staff meticulously preserve wartime relics from the Battles of Changsha (1939-44) at Yuelu Mountain, including conducting regular inspections, targeted repairs, and educational initiatives to ensure their long-term preservation and accessibility for future g...
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24% Bias Score
Rediscovered Typewriter Reveals History of Chinese Computing
The rediscovered prototype of Lin Yutang's MingKwai Chinese typewriter, found in upstate New York, uses a shape-based system to input up to 90,000 characters, offering insights into 20th-century Chinese computing and the politics of language.
Rediscovered Typewriter Reveals History of Chinese Computing
The rediscovered prototype of Lin Yutang's MingKwai Chinese typewriter, found in upstate New York, uses a shape-based system to input up to 90,000 characters, offering insights into 20th-century Chinese computing and the politics of language.
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44% Bias Score
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