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Flames in the Balkans: Forest fires engulfed Albania and Montenegro, there are casualties

Large-scale forest fires have engulfed Albania and Montenegro, claiming the lives of two people. Hundreds of coastal residents were forced to leave their homes.

News of the World • August 13, 03:25 PM • 7151 views
Southern Europe is suffocating from heat and battling fires, UNESCO sites are under threat

Southern Europe is suffering from record heat and large-scale forest fires, which have led to the evacuation of hundreds of people. The fire has reached UNESCO World Heritage sites, and scientists warn of uncontrolled conditions.

News of the World • August 11, 01:48 PM • 3949 views
UNESCO Fire Threat: Fires in Spain Force Evacuation of Over 1600 People in Castile and León

Strong fires in Castile and León, Spain, have forced the evacuation of 1,650 residents, including from the UNESCO site of Las Médulas. The fire is spreading due to strong winds, and rescuers are working on five fronts.

News of the World • August 11, 09:39 AM • 2952 views
Fire breaks out in thousand-year-old UNESCO mosque in SpainPhotoVideo

The iconic Mosque-Cathedral in Cordoba, a UNESCO heritage site, has been damaged by a large fire. The fire likely originated from a short circuit in an electric sweeping machine, spreading to the roof.

News of the World • August 9, 08:26 AM • 3876 views
Ombudsman appeals to UNESCO over damage to seven cultural heritage sites in Odesa

Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, appealed to UNESCO after a massive missile attack on Odesa, which damaged seven cultural heritage sites in the city's historic center. Among the damaged sites are four architectural monuments of national significance, including the Vorontsov Palace and the Londonska Hotel.

War in Ukraine • July 25, 04:22 PM • 5570 views
Russian attack on Odesa: seven UNESCO-protected sites in the historic center damaged

In Odesa, as a result of a massive missile attack by the Russian Federation, 7 cultural heritage sites were damaged, 4 of which are monuments of national significance. These sites are located in the historic city center, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

War in Ukraine • July 24, 02:52 PM • 5933 views
11 injured due to Russian attack on Odesa and Cherkasy, UNESCO-protected monuments damagedPhoto

As a result of night drone and missile attacks on Odesa and Cherkasy, 11 people were injured, including a child. In Odesa, residential buildings, the Pryvoz market, and UNESCO-protected architectural sites were damaged, while in Cherkasy, residential infrastructure and cars were affected.

War in Ukraine • July 24, 08:55 AM • 3301 views
Night attack on Odesa: first consequences revealed

Odesa suffered a massive attack by ударними drones, which led to damage to civilian infrastructure, including residential buildings, shopping pavilions, gas stations, and architectural monuments in the historic city center, which is protected by UNESCO. Information regarding casualties is being clarified, and emergency services are eliminating the consequences.

Society • July 24, 12:15 AM • 4104 views
The State Department confirmed that the US is withdrawing from the international organization UNESCOVideo

The United States announced its withdrawal from UNESCO, citing that the organization has deviated from its founding mission. The US and Israel had already announced their withdrawal in 2017 during Donald Trump's presidency.

News of the World • July 22, 03:07 PM • 3762 views
Trump withdraws US from UNESCO - NY Post

Donald Trump has decided to withdraw the US from UNESCO due to its anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiments, as well as an "unjustified" agenda. This decision was made after a 90-day review of America's presence in the organization.

Politics • July 22, 11:15 AM • 40815 views
Ukraine to introduce position of ambassador to UNESCO due to Russian attacks on cultural heritage

Ukraine will introduce the position of ambassador to UNESCO for the first time. This decision was made in response to Russia's strikes on cultural heritage sites, which require enhanced protection and restoration.

Politics • July 21, 05:56 PM • 7298 views
Rating of Ukrainian universities 2025: how much will it cost to study at the most prestigious universities

The admission campaign to higher education institutions has started in Ukraine. The cost of contract education at leading universities, including KNU, LNU, KhNU, Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and others, has been published.

Society • July 9, 02:59 PM • 154696 views
В Україні зафіксовано найнижчу кількість школярів за 30 років - дослідження

The number of schoolchildren in Ukraine has reached its lowest level in 30 years, due to the mass departure of high school students abroad. It is estimated that up to 720,000 Ukrainian schoolchildren are currently outside the country.

Society • July 1, 12:57 PM • 1960 views
Odesa Mayor Trukhanov asked a serviceman why he wasn't in a trench

Odesa Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov was rude to a serviceman who asked him about the monument to Alexander Pushkin. Trukhanov replied: "Why aren't you in the trenches?" to a question about an adherent of the Russian world.

Society • June 29, 12:41 PM • 5282 views
Cambodia has appealed to the International Court of Justice over a border conflict with Thailand

Cambodia has appealed to the International Court of Justice over a conflict with Thailand. After the death of a soldier, both countries mobilized troops near the disputed border area.

News of the World • June 15, 10:09 AM • 4825 views
"Sophia of Kyiv" Reserve in Kyiv closed to visitors amid UNESCO delegation visit

The "Sophia of Kyiv" Reserve was closed to visitors on June 13. UNESCO experts visited it due to damage caused by a Russian missile strike, including the loss of a fragment of the cornice.

War in Ukraine • June 13, 03:30 PM • 3937 views
"“This is a continuation of Moscow's imperial policy”: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reacted to the attack on St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv"

The St. Sophia Cathedral, a UNESCO site, was damaged by Russian shelling. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns Russia's actions, emphasizing that this is part of the imperial policy of destroying Ukrainian identity.

War in Ukraine • June 10, 07:39 PM • 3994 views
Lubinetz called on UNESCO and the UN to respond to the damage to St. Sophia Cathedral due to the Russian attack

As a result of the Russian attack, the cornice of St. Sophia Cathedral was damaged. Lubinetz called on UNESCO and the UN to assess the crime. Since the beginning of the invasion, 645 religious objects have been damaged.

War in Ukraine • June 10, 01:00 PM • 4167 views
russia is trying to increase its influence in Africa: a new department has been created in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - CPD

Russia has created a department for partnership with Africa, which is headed by a critic of the West. This indicates the importance of Africa for Russia against the background of international isolation and the search for new markets.

Politics • May 30, 01:35 AM • 3897 views
Relic dragon tree is threatened with extinction due to climate change and goats

On the island of Socotra, in Yemen, the dragon tree is threatened with extinction due to climate change and goats. These trees are an important element of the ecosystem, their disappearance will lead to catastrophic consequences.

Society • May 19, 02:47 PM • 14667 views
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71st anniversary of Ukraine's membership in UNESCO: how many Ukrainian sites are under the organization's enhanced protection

Ukraine celebrates 71 years of membership in UNESCO. Currently, 27 Ukrainian sites are under the organization's enhanced protection, and 7 sites are included in the World Heritage List.

Culture • May 12, 06:38 AM • 39953 views
A Ukrainian bookshelf has appeared in the National Library of the Czech Republic

Olena Zelenska visited the Czech library, where a Ukrainian bookshelf was opened. Also, the Czech Republic is helping Ukraine to restore first prints damaged by the Russians.

Society • May 5, 07:35 PM • 4691 views
Day of the founding of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and Immunology Day: what else is celebrated on April 29

April 29 is the day of the founding of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, Immunology Day, World Wish Day and International Dance Day. Christians also celebrate Radonitsa.

Society • April 29, 03:30 AM • 4143 views
International School Bus Driver Day and World Laboratory Day: What else is celebrated on April 23

April 23 is School Bus Driver Day and World Laboratory Day. Christians also celebrate Bright Wednesday and honor St. George the Victorious.

Society • April 23, 03:30 AM • 3380 views
Treasures of millennia-old manuscripts return to Ireland

17 millennia-old manuscripts from the Abbey of Saint Gall in Switzerland are returning to Dublin for an exhibition. They provide insight into the life of monks and the cultural exchange of Ireland's "golden age".

Culture • April 19, 05:10 AM • 5606 views
In Crimea, the occupiers destroyed or damaged more than 200 archaeological sites - representative office of the President in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea

During the occupation of Crimea by the Russians, more than 200 archaeological sites were damaged or destroyed. Also, the occupiers appropriated immovable monuments that were on the state register of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 12:38 PM • 8303 views
Day of Monuments of History and Culture, Good Friday: what else is celebrated on April 18

April 18 is the Day of Monuments of History and Culture, as well as the International Day of Monuments and Landmarks. Western Christians celebrate Good Friday and World Amateur Radio Day.

Society • April 18, 03:30 AM • 5093 views
Venice is bringing back the entry fee: which tourists will pay twice as much

From April 19, Venice is again charging an entry fee for tourists. Those who book tickets less than three days in advance will pay twice as much. The fee will be in effect for 54 days.

News of the World • April 17, 12:36 PM • 11016 views
ESA showed the Great Barrier Reef from space

The Sentinel-2 space mission captured a part of the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia. The reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is under threat due to climate change.

News of the World • April 13, 12:25 AM • 6446 views
Mother Language Day, Guide Day and Church Holiday - what is celebrated on February 21

On February 21, the world celebrates International Mother Language Day, established by UNESCO in 1999. On the same day, the World Guide Day is celebrated, and an online dictation in the Crimean Tatar language will be held.

Society • February 21, 04:30 AM • 117662 views