Croatia commemorates Vukovar siege anniversary
Croatia honours the victims of the 87-day Vukovar siege that became a national symbol of resistance. Learn about this pivotal moment in European history.
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Britain's dying trade: The stonemasons fighting extinction
Discover the forgotten world of stonemasonry - a centuries-old craft facing extinction despite building Britain's most iconic landmarks. Meet the craftsmen fighting to save their trade.
Bosnia constitutional reforms spark EU membership hope
Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a pivotal moment as constitutional reforms could pave the way for EU accession, overcoming years of political gridlock and ethnic divisions.
Vietnam demands Facebook remove UNESCO heritage criticism
Vietnamese authorities escalate pressure on Meta's platform over posts questioning their stewardship of protected cultural sites, raising concerns about digital censorship and heritage protection.
138 English heritage sites face irreversible damage
Exclusive report reveals how climate change, erosion and funding cuts threaten to erase centuries of English history from Stonehenge to Hadrian's Wall.
Sudan's 'Butcher of Khartoum': RSF Commander's Atrocities Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals the brutal reign of RSF commander Mohamed Ibrahim Abdallah, known as Abu Lulu, accused of war crimes and ethnic cleansing in Sudan's ongoing conflict.
Swiss yodelling wins UNESCO cultural heritage status
The ancient art of Swiss yodelling joins UNESCO's prestigious intangible cultural heritage list, preserving Alpine traditions for future generations.
Sudan's El Fasher Faces Humanitarian Catastrophe
Exclusive: The strategic city of El Fasher becomes epicentre of Sudan's brutal conflict as Rapid Support Forces encircle the last Darfur stronghold, with International Criminal Court launching war crimes investigation amid mass displacement and ethnic vio
Britain's shameful silence on Sudan genocide crisis
As ethnic cleansing escalates in Darfur and millions face starvation, Britain's muted response raises troubling questions about our commitment to human rights and international responsibility.
Climbers defy Victoria's Indigenous site ban
Rock climbing enthusiasts in Victoria are openly challenging new restrictions at culturally significant Indigenous sites, igniting a fierce debate between heritage conservation and recreational access.
Sudan's Darfur descends into 'hell on earth' amid ethnic violence
Exclusive: UN officials reveal coordinated attacks by Rapid Support Forces targeting ethnic groups in Darfur, with mass casualties and sexual violence creating a humanitarian catastrophe.
Historic Windmill Luxury Conversion Sparks Outrage
Plans to transform a 19th-century Sussex windmill into a luxury residence spark local outrage and heritage concerns as conservationists battle developers over preserving Britain's architectural history.
Sudanese Warlord's TikTok Execution Videos Exposed
Exclusive investigation uncovers horrific videos showing Sudanese warlord Mohammed 'Hemedti' Dagalo's forces cold-bloodedly executing prisoners while boasting about slaughtering thousands in ethnic cleansing campaign.
El Fasher falls: Civilians massacred in Sudan conflict
Exclusive eyewitness accounts reveal horrific atrocities in Darfur as Rapid Support Forces seize control of El Fasher, with reports of systematic killings and ethnic violence escalating humanitarian catastrophe.
Satellite images expose Sudan massacre: 2,000 executed
Exclusive satellite imagery reveals horrifying evidence of systematic killings in Sudanese city, with blood pools and scattered bodies visible from space following 48 hours of brutal violence.
UN: Darfur in 'full-scale civil war' as Sudan crisis spreads
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns Sudan's conflict is spilling into neighbouring Darfur and South Sudan, creating a catastrophic humanitarian crisis with millions displaced.
Reform MPs' diversity ad claims contradicted by profit data
Fact-checkers challenge Reform MPs' assertion that diverse advertising harms business, revealing evidence that inclusive marketing actually boosts company profitability and audience engagement.
Europe's Historic Stays: Sleep in Castles & Monasteries
Discover Europe's extraordinary historic accommodations where you don't just visit history - you live it. From castle suites to converted monasteries, experience the past in unparalleled luxury.
Sudan's El Fasher faces humanitarian catastrophe
Fears mount for hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in Darfur's last major city as paramilitary forces encircle El Fasher, raising alarm over potential atrocities and ethnic violence.
Reform MP sorry for 'no people of colour' job ads
James McArthur, Reform UK MP for Great Yarmouth, faces backlash after advertising for 'reliable, hardworking British staff' while explicitly stating 'no people of colour' in job postings.
Ghostly apparition caught on camera at heritage site
Mysterious figure captured on CCTV at 800-year-old English Heritage property leaves staff baffled and paranormal investigators intrigued. Unexplained movement detected in historic building's corridor.
UK Churches Face Closure Over Soaring Repair Costs
Hundreds of Britain's cherished churches could shut their doors forever as crippling repair costs and declining congregations create a perfect storm for the nation's religious heritage.
Men paraded naked in Manipur violence - video sparks outrage
Disturbing footage from India's Manipur state shows two men being paraded naked by a mob, sparking national outrage and highlighting ongoing ethnic tensions in the troubled region.
COVID Vaccine Disparity Exposed in Washington Study
Groundbreaking research exposes how ethnic minorities and low-income residents in Washington state faced significant barriers accessing life-saving COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer during the pandemic's critical early phases.
Gaza's ancient history systematically destroyed in conflict
Exclusive investigation reveals the catastrophic loss of Gaza's priceless archaeological heritage, from Bronze Age settlements to Roman ruins, as modern conflict erases millennia of human history.
Government blocks National Trust bid to protect Ironbridge Gorge
Shropshire's Ironbridge Gorge faces development threat as ministers reject National Trust's bid for enhanced protection of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ethiopia's 'One People' monument sparks historical controversy
Ethiopia's newly unveiled 'One People' monument in Addis Ababa faces criticism for oversimplifying the nation's complex ethnic history while government defends it as unity symbol.
Westminster racial pay gap: Staff of colour earn £2000 less
New research exposes significant racial pay disparities in Parliament, with ethnic minority staff earning substantially less than their white counterparts despite equal roles.
Ethnic clubs to lead Australian football revival in 2025
A bold new national football competition featuring ethnic-backed clubs aims to resurrect professional football in Australia from 2025, promising to reignite passion and address the sport's decline.
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