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Valentia Island transatlantic cable closer to becoming world heritage nominee

The copper invention was one of three sites added to the Unesco Tentative List, the Irish Government said on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Prague travel review: Much more to this city than thriving nightlife

A weekend away revealed this country’s storied past as we visited its fabulous attractions

Irish Mirror

Midlothian residents raging as rundown library left with buckets catching leaks

Pictures showing the tired facade and leaky roof of Newtongrange library have been shared with Edinburgh Live as residents and organisations call for better care of the building.

Edinburgh Live

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Beads, felt and bark are turned into masterpieces at Smithsonian Folklife Festival

This summer, artisans from Kenya, Mongolia and Uganda shared the story of their centuries-old traditional crafts — including the art of "barkcloth," declared a UNESCO world heritage "masterpiece."

WEKU

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium bids for Unesco World Heritage Status

“We believe that our collective astronomical heritage is out of this world and firmly meets the robust criteria needed for this status.”

Belfast Live

Rain woes continue to haunt various areas of State

While an injured woman died in Kodagu, a few UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Hampi remain flooded

The Hindu

Liverpool facing 'uncertain' future a year on from UNESCO snub

Next week marks a year since Liverpool was dramatically deleted from UNESCO's world heritage list, but fears the city would then 'fall off a cliff' have failed to materialise

Liverpool Echo

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Half of Holocaust-related posts on Telegram deny or distort facts, U.N. says

Around half the public content related to the Holocaust on the Telegram messaging service denies or distorts facts about the killing of six million of Europe's Jews in the Holocaust, according to a new study by the United Nations cultural agency.

Reuters

Faced with too many tourists, France’s natural sites push back

Several of France’s heavily visited natural sites are sounding the alarm. Access to some of the Calanques coves in Marseille and Corsica is now limited in order to limit erosion. Other villages struggling with mass tourism, such as Étretat in Normandy, are rethinking how they handle the influx of visitors.

France 24

Renovate the Casbah: Efforts Speed Up to Restore Historic Algiers District

A UNESCO-listed rabbit warren of 16th-century battlements and Ottoman palaces, the Casbah of the Algerian capital is falling into disrepair, but efforts to save it have been accelerating. The densely populated district, about a kilometer (just under a mile) across, perches above the Bay of Algiers and has been the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sannati: Ancient Buddhist site finally in focus after 20 years

Hardly paid attention to for two decades, Archaeological Survey of India has now taken up conservation work at this important Buddhist site near Kalaburagi

The Hindu

Vava water, pure and simple

Known for its untouched biological systems and a sanctuary of wildlife, the verdant rainforest of Khao Yai, a Unesco World Heritage Site, is touted as a source of the brand-new Vava premium mineral water to assure a pleasant flavour and benefits.

Bangkok Post

Oil Wrestlers Seek Glory in Turkey’s Centuries-Old Contest

It took nearly an hour of grappling with his opponent under the blazing Turkish sun for Cengizhan Simsek to win the tournament and join a long list of previous victors. A very long list - this was the 661st Kirkpinar oil wrestling championship, taking place in western Edirne province. In…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Karnataka govt proposes to permit 100 homestays around Hampi

BENGALURU : Finding accommodation in and around Hampi, a Unesco world heritage site, has always been a problem for both domestic and overseas tourists who flock daily to the world’s largest open-air museum of monuments. But it may not be a problem for long.

The Times of India

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The Conversation

Sports can help prevent violent extremism in youth

Instances of violent extremism such as the recent attacks on Chinese workers in Pakistan have been on a rise globally. These incidents have forced nations across the world to take serious measures — including declaring zero-tolerance policies — to curb the violence.

Daily Mirror

'Nothing can prepare you for the waking up and seeing the majestic Norwegian fjords'

An Ambassador Cruise Line holiday to the Norwegian Fjords offers a brilliant way to explore Norway's coastline - and it's one that needs to be experienced to be believed

The National (Scotland)

Why we are organising first People's Summit where nobody is left behind

In 2014, Aotearoa New Zealand (the country’s full name) became the first in the world to recognise an area of land – Te Urewera in the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Beet This: Ukraine Wins Fight to Protect Borshch Soup

The UN's cultural agency on Friday inscribed the culture surrounding beetroot soup known as borshch in Ukraine on its list of endangered cultural heritage, a recognition sought urgently by Kviv after its invasion by neighboring Russia. Ukraine prizes borshch, a nourishing soup with beetroot as its base, as a national…

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World's most nuclear-contaminated island where people can never return to live

In 2010, UNESCO declared Bikini Atoll a World Heritage Site as a reminder of the immense power and influence of nuclear weapons on human civilisation

WEKU

UNESCO declares borsch cooking an endangered Ukrainian heritage

Ukraine's culture minister declared victory in "the war for borsch" as Russia also claims the hearty beet soup. UNESCO says the invasion threatens Ukraine's borsch culture with "extreme urgency."

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian borscht recognised by Unesco with entry on to safeguarding list

UN body adds Ukrainian borscht-making to list of intangible cultural heritage that includes Neapolitan pizza-slinging

Reuters

UNESCO declares borshch protected Ukrainian heritage at risk from Russian invasion

Ukraine claimed victory in an age-old culinary dispute with Russia on Friday after the United Nations' cultural agency placed a traditional beetroot soup on its list of protected Ukrainian cultural heritage.

Al Jazeera

Ukrainian borshch soup culture added to UNESCO heritage list

Kyiv hails the move, saying Ukraine has won the ‘borshch war’, while a Russian official slams ‘xenophobia’.

Daily Record

Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere holding pop-up hub in Newton Stewart

The information stand will be in The Vaults in Newton Stewart on July 21 and 22

France 24

Remains of DR Congo's independence hero buried at home

The remains of Congolese icon Patrice Lumumba, the country's first prime minister, are laid to rest in Kinshasa. Belgium returned a tooth belonging to the murdered independence hero earlier this month. Also, African ministers of education were in Paris on Thursday for a UNESCO summit on tackling the devastating effect…

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