Culture
Radical Computing: Code Enters the Museum
In Melbourne, Radical Computing turns the history of the personal computer into a living exhibition. Machines, music and weaving invite visitors to rethink technology.
Category: World
Geopolitics, diplomacy, societies and major international stories.
World
Imminent Greenland Agreement: Trump Claims Permanent U.S. Security Control
Donald Trump announced that an agreement will soon be signed between Washington, Greenland, and Copenhagen, ensuring permanent American control over Greenland's security. However, a geopolitical expert believes the deal does not alter the actual situation and that Trump has conceded on his demands.
Culture
Bangladesh: Culture and Media in the Age of AI
In Dhaka, UNESCO and Bangladesh brought together three issues often treated separately: trustworthy information, AI governance and cultural heritage. Here is what the conversation opens up, and what it has not decided yet.
Culture
Belize: Food Becomes Living Memory
A UNESCO-supported workshop in Belize's Cayo District documents local foodways. The issue goes beyond recipes: communities must shape how their knowledge is passed on.
Culture
Qatar: Hidden Memories of the Coast
A Qatar Museums and UNESCO seminar shows that underwater heritage goes beyond shipwrecks. Fish traps, springs and ancient shorelines also tell the Gulf's story.
Culture
Oaxaca: Children Become Heritage Guardians
In Oaxaca, a free programme combines walks and games to connect more than 300 children with local heritage. It also gives them a place in the city's story.
World
Under U.S. Pressure, Ankara Targets Iranian Bank Mellat
Turkey has revoked the license of Iranian bank Mellat, a semi-private entity under Western sanctions, amid increased U.S. pressure and ahead of President Erdogan's UN visit.
Culture
Lebanon’s Public Libraries Are Rebuilding as a Network
UNESCO brought together 52 professionals from 34 Lebanese public libraries to prepare their renewal. Beyond the shelves, a local cultural infrastructure is taking shape.
World
Dnipro Shopping Mall Targeted by Russian Drones, Civilians Injured
On September 19, Russian drones hit a shopping mall in Dnipro, eastern Ukraine, injuring several civilians. These attacks occur amid elections in Russia and Russian-controlled Ukrainian areas.
World
Peace Day 2026: Investing Every Day
On September 21, the UN calls for investment in peace for everyone, everywhere, every day. Behind the theme lies a practical challenge: connect diplomacy, rights and local action without mistaking symbols for outcomes.
World
Documentary ‘NAZA’ Sparks Political Controversy in Israel
The Venice-awarded film 'NAZA' accuses the Israeli army of civilian deaths in Gaza, sparking a heated political controversy in Israel with threats from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
World
Fire and Smoke Near Riyadh Airport Disrupt Flights
A fire broke out Saturday near Riyadh International Airport, severely affecting air traffic. An Aramco fuel tank caught fire, producing large smoke and flames visible from the Saudi capital, with loud explosions heard hours after a conflict escalation alert.