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UNESCO: A journalist is killed every fourth day
The number of journalists killed in service during 2022-2023 increased compared to the previous two years, shows a report from the UN agency Unesco. .
Swedish Stone Quarry One of the World's Most Important
Not one of the world's seven wonders – but still one of the world's most important geological sites. The large quarry on Kinnekulle in Västergötland has been selected as one of 100 geological heritage sites that have great significance for understanding the Earth's history and the development of geological science.
Multiple bombs found in mosque – hidden in a wall
In the iconic al-Nuri mosque in Mosul, the UN has found five bombs hidden in a wall. The bombs are believed to have been hidden by the terrorist network IS several years ago.
Court may block mining plans in Kallak
The Government gave the green light for the controversial plans for an iron ore mine in Kallak, Jokkmokk, over two years ago. Now the Supreme Administrative Court can overturn the decision.
UNESCO wants to classify Stonehenge as endangered
UNESCO, the UN's cultural organisation, recommends that the prehistoric monument Stonehenge be added to the list of endangered world heritage sites. In July last year, the British government approved the construction of a controversial road tunnel near Stonehenge, despite protests from activists.
Activists Spray Paint Stonehenge
Climate activists have sprayed orange paint on the prehistoric megalithic stone circle Stonehenge in south-west England. The vandalism occurred around lunchtime on Wednesday – a day before the summer solstice when thousands of people are expected to visit the mythical stone circle.
Magical Portal to Astrid Lindgren at Sofiero
Mysterious beings and fantastic adventures. This summer's exhibition about Astrid Lindgren, created especially for Sofiero Castle, will have visitors learn about the author and at the same time awaken their own imagination to life.
New rules in Venice: Loudspeakers prohibited
Venice imposes new restrictions in pursuit of saving the city from mass tourism. Now, loudspeakers and tourist groups of more than 25 people are banned, reports BBC.
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