AninternationalcenterfortheUNESCOAssociatedSchoolsNetwork(ASPnet)willbeestablishedinsouthChina'sSanyaCity,localauthoritiesannouncedMonday.TheEducationDepartment
IsraeliPrimeMinisterBenjaminNetanyahusaidSundaythathiscountrywillwithdrawfromtheU.N.culturalagencyUNESCO.NetanyahuhadalreadyannouncedinOctoberthatIsraelwouldpul
UNESCO'smemberstateshavevotedtoconfirmthenominationofformerFrenchCultureMinisterAudreyAzoulayasthebody'snewleader.Azoulay,45,wasnominatedlastmonthbytheUNcultura
China'scontributiontospaceexpeditionhasonceagainbeenadmittedbyaninternationalorganization.TheUnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCulturalOrganisation(UNESCO)h
Switzerland,FranceandItalyTuesdayhaveinkedadealtoinitializethecandidacyprocedurefortheMontBlanctojoinUNESCO'sWorldHeritageSitelist,accordingtoSwissinfo.ch,aten-
TheUnitedNationsandFrancehavevoiceddeepregretsovertheU.S.decisiontowithdrawfromUNESCO,theParis-basedUNculturalorganization.TheUnitedStatesonThursdayinformedUNES
Gulangyu,apedestrian-onlyislandoffthecoastofEastChina'sFujianprovince,andtheKekexiliNationalNatureReserveinNorthwestChina'sQinghaiprovince,wererecognizedasparto
UNESCO has awarded World Heritage status to Hoh Xil – also known as Kekexili – in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
UNESCOhasawardedWorldHeritagestatustoHohXil–alsoknownasKekexili–intheTibetAutonomousRegion.UnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCulturalOrganization'sWorldHeri
TwoChinesesites–HohXilinQinghaiProvinceandGulangyuIslandinFujianProvince–areamongthe34sitesbeingnominatedforinclusiononUNESCO’slistofworldheritagesthisyear.The4
China is hoping to see two more of its cultural landmarks recognized by UNESCO, with the 41st session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee being held from July 2 to 12 in Krakow, Poland.
ChinaishopingtoseetwomoreofitsculturallandmarksrecognizedbyUNESCO,withthe41stsessionoftheUNESCOWorldHeritageCommitteebeingheldfromJuly2to12inKrakow,Poland.EastC
A youth forum aiming to promote cultural diversity and world peace opened in southwest China Wednesday.
China is making "a big stride" in quality education and is moving towards education for sustainable development, a top UN official has said.
The records of Japan's wartime exploitation of forced sex slaves, known as "comfort women," should be preserved as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Memory of the World to spur much-needed vigilance, a South Korean scholar and activist has said.
The destruction of Syrian and Iraqi heritage sites by the Islamic state (IS) group have been a wake-up call for nations on how much damage lack of education can cause to the global community.
China will consider and discuss whether to nominate the "comfort women" files to the Memory of the World Register with other relevant countries as recommended by UNESCO's feedback, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
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