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December 13, 2023

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Stonehenge’s ‘heritage monument’ status hangs in the balance amid controversial tunnel plan

Government approval for a tunnel near Stonehenge has sparked fierce opposition from campaigners Stonehenge’s UNESCO status hangs in the balance amid controversial road tunnel plans.—Reuters Stonehenge, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site, is at imminent risk of being delisted if plans for a £1.7bn road tunnel near the monument go ahead, a High Court hearing has warned. The government’s approval of the tunnel has sparked fierce opposition from activists, who argue that UNESCO’s concerns have been unduly ignored, jeopardizing global recognition of the site. Stonehenge, a cultural and historical landmark that attracts more than a million visitors annually, was designated

December 8, 2023

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Why was the Italian opera song awarded Unesco heritage status?

The announcement marks the inclusion of Italian opera alongside other famous Italian practices such as pizza making and alpine summit climbing Unesco honors Italian opera song with cultural heritage.— travelitalyexpert.com Unesco, the United Nations’ cultural agency, has granted heritage status to Italian opera singing, recognizing the four-century-old art form as part of its Intangible Cultural Heritage. The announcement marks the inclusion of Italian opera alongside other famous Italian practices such as pizza-making and alpine summit climbing. The origins of Italian opera go back to the late 1500s and early 1600s in Florence, where it flourished at the court of the

December 7, 2023

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Iftar is globally recognized as a ‘cultural heritage’

Centuries-old communal tradition observed with religious fervor represents Muslim culture in countries around the world Residents of Ezbet Hamada take part in an iftar meal, Mataria, Cairo, Egypt, April 16, 2022. — Reuters The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) added Iftar — the meal that Muslims must break their fast, especially in the month of Ramadan — on the list of intangible cultural heritage. The application for socio-cultural tradition was jointly submitted by Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to Unesco. Although the concept of Iftar it is more religious than cultural, communities observe it with such gusto

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