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9 Georgian nationals arrested for stealing antique books
During an action day supported by Europol and Eurojust and executed on 24 April 2024 in Georgia and Latvia, four Georgians suspected of stealing antique and rare books from libraries across Europe were taken into custody.
Restored walls collapse in Shahr-e Belqeys, concerns mount over further damage
Recently, a portion of the restored walls of Shahr-e Belqeys, a historical city made of mudbricks in northeast Iran, has collapsed, sparking concerns about the integrity of the remaining structure.
Lichens threaten Iran heritage sites; Bisotun leads most severe erosion
For more than two decades, experts and cultural heritage specialists have been reporting on the crisis of lichen penetration in some of Iran’s cultural heritage sites and monuments.
Rushden Transport Museum arson destroys train carriage
The police and fire service both say the fire was started deliberately.
Se desploman las aspas del cabaré Moulin Rouge de París
Las aspas del Moulin Rouge se han desplomado de madrugada y se desconoce aún el motivo, aunque la dirección del cabaret descarta que haya sido "un acto malintencionado".
Pintadas Dañan Puente Romano, Símbolo Cultural de la Ciudad
El Ayuntamiento de Calamocha ha denunciado ante la Guardia Civil unas pintadas realizadas en el puente romano de la localidad, protegido como Bien de Interés Cultural.
Unesco verifies damage to 43 cultural heritage sites in Gaza
UN agency has called for involved parties to strictly adhere to international law.
New reports emerge of damage to Armenian heritage in Karabakh
Several reports showing visual evidence of the damage or complete demolition of cultural and religious sites in Nagorno-Karabakh emerged in the past week.
Jóvenes destrozan un tesoro natural de millones de años de antigüedad en Nevada
Las autoridades buscan a dos personas vistas en vídeo destrozando antiguas formaciones rocosas rojas protegidas por el gobierno federal en un parque nacional.