Guarding Mangroves: Building a Blue-Carbon Shield
UNESCO’s International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem spotlights how these coastal forests build a blue-carbon shield. Discover global restoration efforts and youth-led action.
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U.S. UNESCO Exit: A Setback for Global Cooperation
The U.S. decision to withdraw from UNESCO again underlines a troubling pattern of unpredictable engagement and retreat from multilateralism, impacting its global influence.
US to Exit UNESCO Again: CGTN Poll Sparks Global Debate
As the US announces its third withdrawal from UNESCO, a CGTN poll invites global voices to weigh in on cultural cooperation and international collaboration.
Trump Withdraws U.S. from UNESCO Again, Citing ‘Woke’ Agenda
President Trump has moved to withdraw the U.S. from UNESCO again, criticizing it as woke and divisive in alignment with his America-First policy.
US to Leave UNESCO Again in 2026: Third Exit
The US will withdraw from UNESCO at the end of 2026, marking its third exit amid policy clashes over Palestine membership and shifting political winds.
Xixia Imperial Tombs Join UNESCO World Heritage List
UNESCO has inscribed the Xixia Imperial Tombs in the Chinese mainland’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region onto its World Heritage List, heralding a new era of global recognition and preservation.
Exploring Qufu’s Confucius Temple: Lucy’s Journey
Join Lucy and videographer Paschall Landon Douglas as they explore Qufu’s Confucius Temple, uncovering its nine tranquil courtyards, ancient steles, and cultural legacy.
Hong Kong UNESCO Geopark’s Unique Geology Draws Filmmakers
Unique rock formations and island landscapes at the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark are inspiring filmmakers worldwide, blending biodiversity and cultural heritage in China’s 26th geopark.
Rio Wraps Up Innovative National Book Fair as UNESCO World Book Capital
Rio de Janeiro crowns its National Book Fair, celebrating its UNESCO World Book Capital title with a unique blend of literature, culture and entertainment.
Central Asia’s 18 UNESCO World Heritage Treasures
Explore Central Asia’s 18 UNESCO World Heritage sites\u0000\u000013 cultural and 5 natural\u0000\u0000including the Silk Roads corridor. Plus a sneak peek at the 2025 China-Central Asia Summit.