Things are seldom what they seem
skim milk masquerades as cream
(William S. Gilbert)
Published on 1 February 2013
Museums and dialogue
Published on 25 January 2013
Archaeology as a Target
Published on 16 January 2013
Made sure that land mines planted had all been cleared away before digging
Published on 10 January 2013
Cultural heritage in parallel with practical humanitarian needs
Published on 8 January 2013
Is this humour or....
Published on 11 November 2012
Conference UNISDR March 19-22 2012
Published on 13 October 2012
A growing global debate
Imaging Iraq
Published on 8 October 2012
Last cultural center in Gaza gone
Non-violence and Art
Living with world heritage in Africa
Published on 9 May 2012
Response to claim of destruction
Published on 8 May 2012
Fencing-in or framing historical narratives about the past
Published on 2 May 2012
Dance4Peace
Published on 25 April 2012
Sharing the essential
Writing peace
Published on 24 April 2012
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you (John 14:27)
Published on 23 April 2012
Amazing story and activity: Promoting understanding through culture
Published on 19 April 2012
Just see how difficult it is to be a museum here with no money
Published on 6 April 2012
Director general of Unesco concerned about safety World Hertitage sites
Published on 5 April 2012
Meet again the Australian Artist Turning Taliban Supporters Into Art Lovers
New tour looks at how Troubles shaped built environment of today?s Belfast
Published on 27 March 2012
Also cutbacks on culture in Europe budget
ICCROM Course Sept-Oct 2012
Published on 8 March 2012
Meet the Australian Artist Turning Taliban Supporters Into Art Lovers
Published on 5 February 2012
Peaceful past destroyed
Published on 4 February 2012
A treatise about and for readers
Published on 3 February 2012
Conserving Turkmenistan & Bosnia's national treasures
Reconstruction of the memorial complex and reimagining Bosnia
Explores the much-disputed Isted Lion
Challenges facing intra- and inter-ethnic relations in the Western Balkans through culture
Published on 25 January 2012
Heritage and big business
Published on 23 January 2012
Conflict and Classical Music in the Balkans
Published on 8 November 2011
US Geological Survey helps Heritage in Danger
Published on 6 November 2011
Survey with 1490 responses received from 136 countries
Published on 23 October 2011
1,000 mines cleared in one-and-a-half year
Published on 21 October 2011
If we do a small town, the risk is very high
Published on 19 October 2011
Finanical crisis and cultural heritage
Published on 17 October 2011
Politics and UNESCO
Published on 16 October 2011
World Monuments Fund unveils 2012 watch list
Gothic Revival buildings included on watch list
Published on 14 October 2011
UNESCO damage assessment mission to Ayutthaya
Published on 11 October 2011
Thailand eyes Unesco support
Contested heritage: a continous story
Published on 10 October 2011
UNESCO membership carries a message of justice and rights
Published on 5 October 2011
Ayutthaya heritage site swamped by 2m of water
Published on 3 October 2011
Radical political elements continue to pose a threat to World Heritage site
Published on 15 September 2011
Mosque on land given to Sinhalese Buddhists 2,000 years ago, says monk
World Heritage site severely damaged
Published on 11 September 2011
Last vestiges of the historic core of Manila bulldozed away after WO II
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13 June 2013
Due to heavy workload
20 February 2013
We emptied Syria's museums
Syrian Messengers
19 February 2013
The ancient manuscripts of Timbuktu are a door into Africa's golden age. We must not let this crisis threaten their survival
These manuscripts are our identity
Mosaics depicting scenes from Homer?s epic poem The Odyssey.
18 February 2013
Press, reigime and propaganda
International Conference on Protection of Cultural Property in Asia