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Pope Leo XIV urges AI to serve humanity during UNESCO speech in Paris
Pope Leo XIV has urged UNESCO to ensure artificial intelligence serves humanity, while warning about dehumanisation, war and…
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Tiny Ice Age bird carvings found in German cave shed new light on early European art
Two 40,000-year-old mammoth ivory bird figurines found in Germany offer fresh insight into the earliest known art traditions…
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Europe News: Olympus and D-Day Beaches Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
Europe news spotlight: UNESCO adds Mount Olympus and Normandy’s D-Day beaches to the World Heritage List.
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Breaking News: UNESCO Story Behind Sign-In Wall Leaves Key Details Unclear
A UNESCO-related story linked in the source remains unclear due to restricted access, with key facts still awaiting…
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Pompeii Ceiling: Reconstructed Frescoed Banquet Hall Revealed as Restoration Advances
Pompeii has unveiled a reconstructed frescoed banquet hall ceiling, offering a new look at Roman art, mythology and…
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Europe News: Uzbekistan’s Islamic Civilisation Centre fosters global dialogue
Uzbekistan’s Centre of Islamic Civilisation in Tashkent is using heritage, scholarship and diplomacy to build global dialogue.
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Europe News: Respect the City – How Dubrovnik is managing overtourism without losing its charm
Dubrovnik is tackling overtourism with cruise caps, timed arrivals and data-driven planning to protect its historic charm.
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Europe News: D-Day beaches near UNESCO decision as Normandy heritage bid reaches final stage
Normandy’s D-Day beaches are nearing a UNESCO decision that could boost tourism and strengthen protection of key Second…
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Northern Ireland’s UNESCO Sites Get a New Spotlight as Stormont Launches ‘Our Special Places’
Northern Ireland’s new UNESCO video series puts Giant’s Causeway, Belfast and more in focus for richer Ireland travel…
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Europe News: Heat forces yodelers at annual Swiss festival to sing in fountains
Basel’s national yodeling festival turned fountains into rehearsal spaces as a Swiss heatwave pushed performers to cool off…
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Kenya’s Classroom Divide: Why Language of Learning Is Back in Focus
Kenya’s education debate highlights the tension between mother-tongue learning and English as the path to exams, jobs and…
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The Feel-Good Festival Rethinking Summer on an Island
A community-led island festival is proving that nature, creativity and connection can outshine big-name headliners.