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Benin Appoints Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as Cultural Ambassadors
Benin appointed Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as thematic ambassadors to foster ties with African Americans, promoting heritage tourism and following a new citizenship law for descendants of enslaved Africans.
Benin Appoints Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as Cultural Ambassadors
Benin appointed Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as thematic ambassadors to foster ties with African Americans, promoting heritage tourism and following a new citizenship law for descendants of enslaved Africans.
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52% Bias Score
US Clan Saves Historic Scottish Church
American descendants of the Turnbull clan donated approximately £17,500 to save the historic Ruberslaw Parish Church at Bedrule, Scotland, from property developers after the Church of Scotland decided to sell it due to low congregations; the community had launched a fundraising campaign to meet the ...
US Clan Saves Historic Scottish Church
American descendants of the Turnbull clan donated approximately £17,500 to save the historic Ruberslaw Parish Church at Bedrule, Scotland, from property developers after the Church of Scotland decided to sell it due to low congregations; the community had launched a fundraising campaign to meet the ...
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32% Bias Score
French Luxury's Enduring Appeal: Adapting to a Changing Market
Bénédicte Épinay, president and CEO of Comité Colbert, discusses the evolution of French luxury, emphasizing its enduring appeal despite changing consumer preferences, and the organization's strategies for maintaining relevance in a global market.
French Luxury's Enduring Appeal: Adapting to a Changing Market
Bénédicte Épinay, president and CEO of Comité Colbert, discusses the evolution of French luxury, emphasizing its enduring appeal despite changing consumer preferences, and the organization's strategies for maintaining relevance in a global market.
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44% Bias Score
Rinehart's West Perth Development: Balancing Heritage and Progress
Gina Rinehart's $250 million mixed-use development in West Perth, Australia, necessitates the demolition of a 120-year-old home, prompting debate over balancing development and heritage preservation under WA's expedited approval process.
Rinehart's West Perth Development: Balancing Heritage and Progress
Gina Rinehart's $250 million mixed-use development in West Perth, Australia, necessitates the demolition of a 120-year-old home, prompting debate over balancing development and heritage preservation under WA's expedited approval process.
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48% Bias Score
UK VAT Changes Jeopardize Church Repairs, Community Services
The UK government's new VAT rules for church repairs, capping exemptions at £25,000, have created significant financial shortfalls for numerous churches, including St Mary's Totnes facing a £200,000 loss on a £1.68m project, jeopardizing repairs and community services.
UK VAT Changes Jeopardize Church Repairs, Community Services
The UK government's new VAT rules for church repairs, capping exemptions at £25,000, have created significant financial shortfalls for numerous churches, including St Mary's Totnes facing a £200,000 loss on a £1.68m project, jeopardizing repairs and community services.
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60% Bias Score
NSW Approves Controversial \$300 Million Powerhouse Museum Redevelopment
The NSW government approved a \$300 million redevelopment of the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo, starting mid-2025 and aiming for completion by 2027, despite significant public opposition and concerns about reduced exhibition space.
NSW Approves Controversial \$300 Million Powerhouse Museum Redevelopment
The NSW government approved a \$300 million redevelopment of the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo, starting mid-2025 and aiming for completion by 2027, despite significant public opposition and concerns about reduced exhibition space.
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52% Bias Score
Rochdale Community Unearths Centuries of History in Regeneration Project
A two-week community dig in Rochdale, involving over 600 people, unearthed artifacts from the 17th-19th centuries at the Broadfield slopes, revealing the town's rich history as part of a larger £3 million regeneration project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Rochdale Community Unearths Centuries of History in Regeneration Project
A two-week community dig in Rochdale, involving over 600 people, unearthed artifacts from the 17th-19th centuries at the Broadfield slopes, revealing the town's rich history as part of a larger £3 million regeneration project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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28% Bias Score
Zaanse Schans to Charge €17.50 Entrance Fee
Starting next year, tourists will pay €17.50 to visit the Zaanse Schans in Zaanstad, Netherlands, due to overcrowding and insufficient funds for maintenance, despite local opposition and a planned referendum.
Zaanse Schans to Charge €17.50 Entrance Fee
Starting next year, tourists will pay €17.50 to visit the Zaanse Schans in Zaanstad, Netherlands, due to overcrowding and insufficient funds for maintenance, despite local opposition and a planned referendum.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Museum Celebrates 60 Years: Heritage, Innovation, and Community
The Israel Museum in Jerusalem celebrates its 60th anniversary, showcasing six decades of cultural contributions, integrating digital technology, and expanding community outreach programs under director Suzanne Landau's leadership.
Israel Museum Celebrates 60 Years: Heritage, Innovation, and Community
The Israel Museum in Jerusalem celebrates its 60th anniversary, showcasing six decades of cultural contributions, integrating digital technology, and expanding community outreach programs under director Suzanne Landau's leadership.
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32% Bias Score
HBC to Auction Historically Significant Artifacts, Including 1670 Charter
Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) announced it will separately auction its collection of historically significant art and artifacts, including its 1670 charter, amid a broader sale process of its assets and operations due to financial difficulties.
HBC to Auction Historically Significant Artifacts, Including 1670 Charter
Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) announced it will separately auction its collection of historically significant art and artifacts, including its 1670 charter, amid a broader sale process of its assets and operations due to financial difficulties.
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Mazagran: From Algerian Battlefield Drink to Modern French Tabletop Revival
The word "mazagran," originally a drink created by French soldiers in 1840 during the Algerian conquest, evolved into a specific ceramic receptacle; its modern revival reflects a desire to revive traditional social rituals and shared experiences.
Mazagran: From Algerian Battlefield Drink to Modern French Tabletop Revival
The word "mazagran," originally a drink created by French soldiers in 1840 during the Algerian conquest, evolved into a specific ceramic receptacle; its modern revival reflects a desire to revive traditional social rituals and shared experiences.
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8% Bias Score
Expats' Journey Showcases China's Rich Culture
China's Culture Journey," a four-episode English documentary airing on Dragon TV since March 4, follows two expats' 20,000-kilometer journey across 16 Chinese landmarks, including nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, showcasing China's cultural preservation and modern development.
Expats' Journey Showcases China's Rich Culture
China's Culture Journey," a four-episode English documentary airing on Dragon TV since March 4, follows two expats' 20,000-kilometer journey across 16 Chinese landmarks, including nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, showcasing China's cultural preservation and modern development.
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48% Bias Score
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