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Priceless archaeological artifacts in Gaza saved in frantic rescue

Aid workers saved thousands of priceless archaeological artifacts in Gaza from destruction last week after Israel targeted the warehouse building in a strike

The Independent UK

Adventure, history, relaxation or wanderlust, discover the perfect cruise-based holidays for first-timers

Curious about cruises? These sail and stay holidays are the perfect introduction

The Independent UK

How is the teacher shortage in the EU impacting the quality of education?

Children across the EU are returning to school en masse. However, schools in several member states report a lack of teachers to fill their schedules.

Euronews

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Tired of Europe’s crowded hotspots? Put these ‘not hot’ destinations on your 2026 itinerary

These under-the-radar European destinations are upgrading tourism for 2026 while still keeping their quiet charm.

Euronews

Incredible 5,000-Year-Old ‘Fairy Home’-Like Structures Uncovered On Italian Island

The new discovery of ancient "fairy houses" astounds experts as the structures date back to over 5000 years in the past!

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‘Luxury mega resort’ planned at one of the world’s most sacred sites

Egypt’s ‘Great Transfiguration Project’ at Mount Sinai threatens ‘remoteness and serenity’ of site, critics warn

The Independent UK

Iraq's al-Nouri Mosque officially reopens eight years after being destroyed by ISIS

The so-called Islamic State group detonated explosives at the 12th-century Mosul landmark in 2017.

Euronews

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How to spend 48 hours in El Born — Barcelona's charming, lesser-touristed neighbourhood

This charming and historic neighbourhood is the place to go to swerve the tourist hordes — plus it’s home to authentic tapas, a buzzy wine scene and impressive architecture, says Jason Chau

Evening Standard

Unearthed stone animals uncover secrets of prehistoric life

Unearthed late last year, the artefacts are now on display for the first time

The Independent UK

Integrating Advanced Biology Into Public Discourse

Advanced biology has raced ahead—single-cell maps, spatial assays, AI-enabled diagnostics—while the public conversation often lags behind

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Gaza students 'working blind' as Labour tell media of visa decisions – but not them

THE Home Office told the BBC it had agreed to bring some 40 students from Gaza to the UK before it told the students involved ....

The National (Scotland)

Forget capitals like Madrid and Tbilisi: These European second cities are hidden gems

With European capitals seeing surging visitor numbers, these overlooked second cities can be affordable, culture-rich destinations.

Euronews

Celebrating the beauty and mystery of Carnac’s ancient megaliths

Some 500 kilometres west of Paris, on Brittany’s Atlantic coast, stand the mysterious prehistoric stone alignments of Morbihan – now on Unesco's World Heritage list. RFI went to see why the ancient site still casts a spell on visitors.

Radio France Internationale

Estonia’s remote islands may be Europe’s best-kept travel secret. Here’s why

These secluded Estonian islands offer solitude, nature, ancient architecture and abundant wildlife for a more rejuvenating holiday.

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The Future of Dance Education: How Teaching Methods Are Changing

The article analyzes key changes in dance and choreography teaching methods in the 21st century. Trends are examined, showing a shift from traditional disciplinary models to more flexible and emotionally oriented practices based on interdisciplinarity and the use of digital technologies. The role of a new type of teacher, combining…

The Guardian - UK

From wasteland to tourist attraction: Everton’s new home set to turbo-charge change

Hill Dickinson Stadium’s development has not always been smooth, and teething problems linger, but it can transform both club and community

International Business Times

Dutch Divers Still Haul Up Debris Six Years After Container Spill

Volunteer Dutch divers are still fishing debris from the North Sea six years after a disastrous shipping accident.

The Conversation

Spain wildfires: decades of rural decline made the blazes worse, but robust local economies can prevent further destruction – here’s how

Every summer, forest fires sweep across Spain, dominating headlines and leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. This year’s have been especially harsh, with devastating fires thus far in Tarifa, Zamora, the Madrid area, Galicia and Extremadura, while the UNESCO-listed natural park of Las Médulas, in León, has been…

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Could This Southeast Asian Country Be the Best Place to Retire?

This country's vibrant cities, serene beaches and rich heritage make it a hot tourist destination. Its low living costs make it a great place to retire.

The Guardian - UK

Climate crisis harming world heritage painted houses in Burkina Faso, say residents

Tiébélé’s wavy-walled houses covered in geometric lines showing signs of disintegration amid erratic weather

The Independent UK

Iconic Easter Island statues could be gone in 60 years, study warns

New study warns that rising sea levels could threaten Easter Island’s iconic moai statues by the end of this century

The National (Scotland)

'Disgusting' vandalism of Scottish Unesco heritage site condemned

THE "mindless" vandalism of a Scottish heritage site has been condemned after sculptures and benches were sprayed blue ...

Euronews

Europe’s safest cities ranked: The top destination offers both historic charm and peace of mind

Cities like Dubrovnik and Tallinn have succeeded in preserving their medieval heritage while balancing tourist and resident safety and comfort.

The Independent UK

Saved from militants, Timbuktu's famed manuscripts return home after 13 years in Mali's capital

The Malian military government has returned home the first batch of the manuscripts of Timbuktu, dating back to the 13th century, that were spirited out of their fabled northern city when it was occupied by al-Qaida-linked militants more than a decade ago

International Business Times

Child Dies In Italy As European Heatwave Sets Records And Sparks Wildfires

A young boy died of heatstroke in Italy while wildfires threatened a UNESCO site in Spain and French cites saw record temperatures, as a heatwave baked Europe on Monday.

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