Members of the Greek Australian community gathered in Unley, South Australia, on Sunday 15 March to celebrate UNESCO World Greek Language Day, with an afternoon tea highlighting the enduring cultural and historical significance of the Greek language. The event brought together families, community
What’s the story Greece is home to some of the most culturally rich and historically significant UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These sites give a glimpse into the ancient civilization and its contributions to the world. From architectural marvels to natural wonders, each site narrates a
The issue of culinary ownership has once again surfaced in Greek–Turkish relations, this time following Greece’s initiative to include tripe soup on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list as a Greek dish. The news, which originated from an initiative in Thessaloniki, sparked an immediate
The year 2025 proved to be a landmark period for Greece within UNESCO, highlighting the country’s growing influence, credibility, and sustained engagement across culture, heritage protection, and global ocean science. One of the most symbolically significant achievements came with UNESCO’s formal
Sifnos has been named one of the 58 new members of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), earning international recognition for its centuries-old tradition of Sifnian pottery and its vibrant heritage in folk art and craftsmanship. The announcement places Sifnos among newly admitted cities and
This post may contain affiliate links. We may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase. Read Disclosure. Lunenburg is the oldest town in Canada, and one of the very few UNESCO-listed urban communities in the country (another is Quebec City). This colonial port town on
UNESCO’s 43rd General Conference has officially proclaimed 9 February as World Greek Language Day, marking a landmark moment for Hellenism and the global legacy of the Greek language. Australia was among the nations that formally co-sponsored the resolution, highlighting the deep cultural and
Cultural landscapes represent the deep interconnection between people and nature, embodying values of coexistence and sustainability. The prize reflects UNESCO’s mission to build peace through culture …
