Trump Pulls U.S. Out of UNESCO Again: What It Means for Global CultureThe U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO as Trump continues to exit international organizations he criticizes, say European diplomats.
China Celebrates Its 60th World Heritage Site: The Majestic Xixia Imperial Tombs!China's Xixia Imperial Tombs were added to UNESCO's World Heritage List, marking the country's 60th site recognition.
China Celebrates as Xixia Imperial Tombs Join UNESCO's Elite World Heritage ListThe Xixia Imperial Tombs in China were added to UNESCO's World Heritage List, marking the country's 60th site recognized.
South Korea's Bid to Address Japan's Colonial Past Falls Short at UNESCOSouth Korea's attempt to address Japan's colonial-era forced labor at UNESCO sites failed amid tense negotiations.
South Korea's UNESCO Bid Fails: A Stinging Defeat in Historical JusticeSouth Korea's attempt to highlight Japan's failure on historical issues at UNESCO ended in defeat, marking a significant setback.
Korean Professor Angered by Absence of 'Forced Labor' Signage on Japan's Battleship IslandProfessor Seo Kyoung Duk of Sungshin Women’s University is illuminating a critical issue surrounding Japan’s Battleship Island. On March 21, Professor Seo utilized his social media platform to address the ongoing controversy surrounding the absence of signage at Japan’s Battleship Island commemorating the forced labor of Korean workers. Professor Seo, a vocal critic of Japan’s […]
Online Fake News Worries 85% of Citizens in 16 Countries, Survey FindsA recent survey found that over 85% of citizens worldwide are concerned about the influence of online fake news on politics.
Trump Pulls U.S. Out of UNESCO Again: What It Means for Global Culture The U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO as Trump continues to exit international organizations he criticizes, say European diplomats.
China Celebrates Its 60th World Heritage Site: The Majestic Xixia Imperial Tombs! China's Xixia Imperial Tombs were added to UNESCO's World Heritage List, marking the country's 60th site recognition.
China Celebrates as Xixia Imperial Tombs Join UNESCO's Elite World Heritage List The Xixia Imperial Tombs in China were added to UNESCO's World Heritage List, marking the country's 60th site recognized.
South Korea's Bid to Address Japan's Colonial Past Falls Short at UNESCO South Korea's attempt to address Japan's colonial-era forced labor at UNESCO sites failed amid tense negotiations.
South Korea's UNESCO Bid Fails: A Stinging Defeat in Historical Justice South Korea's attempt to highlight Japan's failure on historical issues at UNESCO ended in defeat, marking a significant setback.
Korean Professor Angered by Absence of 'Forced Labor' Signage on Japan's Battleship Island Professor Seo Kyoung Duk of Sungshin Women’s University is illuminating a critical issue surrounding Japan’s Battleship Island. On March 21, Professor Seo utilized his social media platform to address the ongoing controversy surrounding the absence of signage at Japan’s Battleship Island commemorating the forced labor of Korean workers. Professor Seo, a vocal critic of Japan’s […]
Online Fake News Worries 85% of Citizens in 16 Countries, Survey Finds A recent survey found that over 85% of citizens worldwide are concerned about the influence of online fake news on politics.
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