80th UN Anniversary: Dive into the Chinese mainland’s UNESCO Wonders
Explore how UNESCO sites on the Chinese mainland—from the Great Wall and Forbidden City to the Mogao Caves—embody UN values of culture, education, and land preservation.
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Jokhang Temple: A 1,300-Year-Old Spiritual Beacon in Xizang
Explore Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Xizang – a 1,300-year-old UNESCO site where pilgrims still walk the Barkhor circuit, spin prayer wheels, and keep ancient traditions alive.
Tibetan Opera: A Vibrant Heritage of Hope & Tradition
Discover Tibetan Opera: a lively mix of folk songs, dances, chants & acrobatics that spread hope & joy. UNESCO-listed since 2009, it’s a must-see heritage performance!
America’s Exit Habit 🌍: From UNESCO to WHO
America’s third exit from UNESCO spotlights its pattern of quitting global pacts – from Paris Agreement to WHO – and raises questions on multilateral commitments.
UNESCO’s Kilimanjaro Mission Tackles Rapid Glacier Melting
UNESCO’s 50-member expedition on Kilimanjaro highlights rapid glacier melting due to climate change, affecting vital water sources in Africa.
UNESCO Honors China’s Roasted Tea Culture
UNESCO recognizes China’s unique roasted tea culture in Yunnan, highlighting the Blang people’s rich tea-making tradition.
China Champions UNESCO’s Global Education Role
China backs UNESCO’s role in global education by promoting equity, supporting Africa, and nurturing scientific talent for a brighter future.
Global Poll: Is the U.S. Habitually Absent from UNESCO?
A global poll shows 84.2% unsurprised by America’s third exit from UNESCO, sparking calls for genuine multilateralism in a connected world.
US Exits UNESCO: Global Trust at Risk
US withdraws from UNESCO once more, reflecting an unpredictable approach to global cooperation that raises concerns for multilateral efforts.
U.S. Withdraws from UNESCO: A Bold Cultural Pivot?
The U.S. will withdraw from UNESCO for the third time by Dec 31, 2026, triggering global debates on cultural and educational collaborations.