agencies with the worst track record of israel bias is unesco. among many other ridiculous things, unesco has the outrageous distinction of attempting to change ancient history. unesco recently declared one of judaism's holiest sites, the tomb of the patriarch, a palestinian heritage site in need of protection from israel. that was enough. 10 months into this administration, the united states withdrew from unesco. [applause] ambassador haley: there are lots of other things we do, big and small, week after week, to fight back against the un's israel bullying. every month at the security council we have a session devoted to the middle east. and every month this becomes an israel bashing session. this has gone on for decades. this was news to me when i arrived. it was actually shocking. i came out of the first session and publicly said, if we want to talk about security in the middle east, we should talk about iran or syria. hezbollah. hamas. isis -- isis. the famine in yemen. there are probably 10 major problems facing the middle east and israel do

agencies with the worst track record of israel bias is unesco. among many other ridiculous things, unesco has the outrageous distinction of attempting to change ancient history. one ofrecently declared judaism's holiest sites, the tomb of the patriarch, a palestinian heritage site in need of protection from israel. that was enough. 10 months into this administration, the united states withdrew from unesco. [applause] ambassador haley: there are lots of other things we do, big and small, week after week, to fight back against the un's israel bullying. every month at the security council we have a session devoted to the middle east. --ry month this comes on becomes an israel bashing session. this has gone on for decades. this was news to me when i arrived. it was actually shocking. i came out of the first session and publicly said, if we want to talk about security in the middle east, we should talk about iran or syria. hamas. isis the famine in yemen. there are 10 major problems facing the middle east and israel doesn't have anything to do with an

thanks to unesco the vast complex of the old folk in an iron works has even been to cad a world cultural heritage site i am was smelted here for a century. final water and must be harnessed to produce my own from crude oil. this was not easy with regard to the iron ore from nearby frogs it was either too large too small in not firm enough and the house had to be gone or ate it into uniform lumps of scrap metal dust were added to a small. theater . i. the view of the blast furnace is blocked by the towers of the hot blast stoves leader vows crowd but he would angled conduits bows for releasing the pressure in case of smelting explosion. in among the rails can be as punctured blast furnace is one surrounded by the screeching hissing groaning symphony of the work night as the blast furnace office it was here a nice the conveyor ramp at the work of planning extending and improving the plant was carried out. the cooking likely iron ore from france zydeco was not very suitable for blast furnace ing as it tended to disintegrate. during the kochi process the coal had to be constantly compressed.

agencies with the worst track record of israel bias is unesco. among many other ridiculous things, unesco has the outrageous distinction of attempting to change ancient history. unesco recently declared one of judaism's holiest site, the tomb of the patriarchs, as a palestinian heritage site in need of protection from israel. that was enough, ten months into this administration, the united states withdrew from unesco. there are lots of other things that we do, big and small, week after week, to fight back against the u.n.'s israel bullying. every month at the security council, we have a session devoted to the middle east, and every month, this session becomes an israel bashing session. this has gone on month after month for decades. this was news to me when i arrived. it was actually shocking. i came out of the first session and publicly said if we want to talk about security in the middle east, we should talk about iran, or syria or hezbollah, hamas, isis, the famine in yemen. there are probably ten major problems facing the middle east, and isr

year at a bar is well known for its rightists and was even named the world's first literary city by unesco in two thousand and four. legend has served as a source of inspiration for centuries the skyline of the new town is as picturesque as the silhouette of the castle above the old town the entire city center is a unesco world cultural heritage site its topography has been shaped by volcanic activity making it a city of hills edinburgh is not just scotland's political hub but its creation of one tree especially from writers. one of them is poets christine deluca for three years she was the city's official bard. we have a very rich let's reach edition and i think wherever you go it's like being in an open air museum really if you take this court here this courtyard markers court the very flagstones come alive with the words of the writers the great writers they have to be dead to be here but it's you can't forget them when you walk through here traces of scotland's literary tradition are everywhere. the poet robert ferguson captured the day in this city back in the eighteenth century this

was just last december that the art of neapolitan pizza making was granted world heritage status by unesco giving long awaited international recognition to the pixar your law profession which includes the spectacular handling and touring of the doe the baking and an array of songs and stories that are all part of the pizza baking ritual while proud pizza makers in naples celebrated by handing out free pizza and given the love and the know how that they pour into their art they would find it hardly surprising that a museum in the off has dedicated an entire exhibition to their world famous pie. opinion among museum visitors is often divided over whether exhibits whip their appetite but at pizza is god in this world over surely everyone is agreed the show covers the cultural significance and iconic power of pizza from the phone to the color and consistency it's inspirational. to have their own was the point of the exhibition was to show how peter has been a subject matter in the visual arts. and not just among new young artists but also among world famous figures from the past insist or wish

was just last december that the art of neapolitan pizza making was granted world heritage status by unesco giving long awaited international recognition to the pixar your law profession which includes the spectacular handling and touring of the dough the baking and an array of songs and stories that are all part of the pizza baking ritual while proud pizza makers in naples celebrated by handing out free pizza and given the love and the know how that they pour into their art they would find it hardly surprising that a museum in distant off has dedicated an entire exhibition to their world famous popeye. opinion among museum visitors is often divided over whether exhibits whet their appetite but pizza is caught in dozens of surely everyone is agreed the show covers the cultural significance and iconic power of pizza from the phone to the color and consistency it's inspirational. it. does indoors during byes the point of the exhibition was to show how pete's has been a subject matter in the visual arts. and not just among new young artists but also among world famous figures from the past onc

that was enough, 10 months into the administration the united states withdrew from unesco. [applause] there are lots of other things that we do, big and small. week after week to fight back against the un / israel bullying. every month at the security council every session devoted to the middle east. and every month discussions become an israel bashing session. this has gone on month after month for decades. this was news to me when i arrived. it was actually shocking. i came out of the first session and publicly said, we want to talk about security in the middle east, we should talk about iran. or syria. or hezbollah. isis, the famine in yemen. there are probably 10 major problems facing the middle east. an israel does not have anything to do with any of them. [applause] just about every month since then, i had spoken about something other than israel. i cannot say that we solve the problem. but i can say that several other countries have followed our lead. [applause] what used to be a monthly israel bashing session, now at least has more balance. but we are never going to

unesco has declared thirteen beg a notch to be part of its world cultural heritage this is the bigger knowledge in rio with its impressive entrance gate and sculpture of sin bigger the would begin it's believed is derived from her name it was here in the thirteenth century but the movement got underway when three sisters bequeath their property to the begin but this neatly structured town within a town with its one hundred sixty two buildings only reached full bloom much later in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and my for took place inside the houses and in the small front gardens which are typical of all begin. today with the movement long extinct no longer has anybody at home homes have been rented out. to the socially disadvantaged and to the elderly. and. the many seniors depicting the way of the cross bear testimony to the deep piety of the biggie and their veneration of the sacred heart. is wearing the dress of a big light nuns chose a uniform habit. begin making lace they were so successful at this that they became serious competition for the embroidery works in india.

year at a bar is well known for its rightists and was even named the world's first literary city by unesco in two thousand and four. if. legend has served as a source of inspiration for centuries the skyline of the new child on is as picturesque as the silhouette of the castle above the old town the entire city center is a unesco world cultural heritage site its topography has been shaped by volcanic activity making it a city of hills and edinburgh is not just scotland's political hub but its creation of one tree especially from writers. one of them is poets christine deluca for three years she was the city's official bar. we have a very rich let's reach addition and i think whenever you go it's like being in an open air museum really if you take this course here this courtyard marker scored the very flagstones come alive with the words of the writers the great writers they have to be dead to be here but. you can't forget them when you walk through here traces of scotland's literary tradition are everywhere. the poet robert ferguson captured the day in this city back in the eighteenth cent

canyon and stonehenge on the list of areas with world heritage site status after being backed by a unesco committee. now — you've heard of a hundred and one dalmations — but how about 601 dachshunds? the sausage dogs and their owners gathered on perranporth beach in cornwall in an attempt to beat a record set on a south wales beach last year. 500 of the breed met on that occasion — but that total was easily surpassed by this gathering. "sausage fest", as the organisers labelled it, attracted 601 daschunds to the cornish sands. and the sun shone on them. time for a look at the weather. for many of us, a glorious start of the week, picture perfect skies across many parts of the british isles through this morning things have changed markedly for many western parts and to the rest of the evening and overnight will find a cloud thickening or the while eventually the rain across western parts will gradually make progress further towards the north and towards the east and there will be some hill snow around but on the highest ground above 300 or 400 metres or so and not a particularly cold

according to the un's education the culture agency unesco uganda has over three million child laborers. forty five percent of these work to supplement family incomes according to government which in two thousand and sixteen inducted in that criminalizes child labor. while the international labor organization sees that global trends of dropped off the remains a region with the highest number wealth over fifty nine million showed their burrows. finally we take a look at shopping habits in china where internet companies are working on a fully digitalized experience many markets without any stock of. this in conspicuous structure is actually a mini market located in a commercial district outside beijing it's fully automatic there's no staff. it's a market of the future. here customers use an app to access the store locate products and pay for them. there are five security cameras watching the store if a customer shoplifting or tries to leave without paying the customer service center reminds them to pay. the store contains typical many market items snacks drinks and hygiene products custom

the united nations educational scientific and cultural branches stephan broke unesco is just produced a report in which you talk about. nature based solutions stephan if you could sum in little bit about what's on nature based solution age of a solution so solutions that help to achieve water management oject just for instance to improve water availability reduce flooding or reduce droughts the impact of drought but also to improve the water quality and nature can help nature can do the job you know by enhancing water quality for instance or natural or constructed wetlands or storing the water in the landscape so different. different possibilities that wetlands is one thing but also different ways of conserve conservation in the agricultural field or reforestation cetera et cetera can you give me an example perhaps something that you know you're putting into place or put into place that's been successful well there's many examples and so far the as you said the just too much so we need to form traditional human built race illusions but nature can really help to also store water one ex

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the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think we have a date. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state. by one why was this room built what is it used for just. as the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room and the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot anything like i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four to five hundred years old on. and there models like those built by the hunter gather clique before the ships were built for real english the . last one in the hands of attic league. the arctic league was a confederation of towns that promised each other protection and aid in trade and it was quite a large area it stretches far a

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, including australia's great barrier reef and the aldabra atoll reef in the seychelles, are on the unesco world heritage list. but 21 of them are damaged. climate change is causing sea temperatures to rise. and oceans are becoming rubbish dumps. plastic, oil, sewage and agricultural pesticides are having a devastating effect on coastal waters in particular. environmentalists are working to protect the corals off the seychelles. after all, the island nation depends on this marine life for its very survival. reporter: the seychelles is a tropical paradise. the archipelago covers around 455 square kilometers of land, but more than 1.3 million square kilometers of sea. sylvanna: we depend on our marine resource for everything, whether it is economic activities, for tourism and fisheries. we don't have anything without that. reporter: tourism is the country's biggest source of income. many visitors come here for the spectacular nature. sylvanna: i realized it was important to conserve the ocean when growing up and understanding the relationship that the seychelles people have with the ocean, w

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fire is a mixture of tradition and mundanity due to its many cultural levels the festival was added to unesco's list of intentional cultural heritage but they had little money that we knew of the importance of last five years long before that a family. at the heart of the event are the three hundred seventy five yes cultures these huge arse works are created over the course of the year from woods and poppier mushing each of them tells a story. the sculptures tackle a variety of social themes this one shows how money rules the world. others poke fun at politicians like nightmare prison and u.s. president thomas trunk. in contrast to the current affairs themed sculptures a figure of the n.c.s. patron saint are needy of the forsaken husband decorated with flowers each year for the last two centuries some one hundred pairs in finance scenes come here over two days to bring flowers with them to decorate the figure and everywhere there are marching bands playing the postle. are news if you're supposed to make people happy. it's such an exciting tradition you walk. in and see ins dressed in traditiona

which was designated a unesco. world heritage site in one nine hundred eighty for its characteristic seventeenth and eighteenth century buildings and houses well in twenty thirteen also received the prestigious certificate sustainable destination it's a community working to reduce the negative impact of tourism all the while making sure visitors have a fantastic time so now's our chance to have a quick look around. you know square placed her house on its world heritage list in one nine hundred eighty. the united nations agency size of the old town is unique wooden architecture. last was founded in sixteen forty one couple was discovered nearby. within a few years it had grown to become norway's principal mining town. many of the houses from that period have survived. these days about a million people visit the little town of about five and a half thousand every year. it's become a kind of living museum city guide last guy to grew up in germany so he speaks fluent german he always starts his to us at the church buil

another good five hours further north you'll find the former mining town of horse which was designated a unesco world heritage site in one nine hundred eighty for its characteristic seventeen. the eighteenth century buildings and houses will in twenty thirteen it also receive the prestigious certificate sustainable destination that's a community working to reduce the negative impact of tourism all the while making sure visitors have a fantastic time so now's our chance to have a quick look around. you know scripture has to hurt us on its world heritage list in one nine hundred eighty. the united nations agencies cited the old town as unique wooden architecture. the last was founded in sixteen forty four when copper was discovered nearby. within a few years it had grown to become norway's principal mining town. many of the houses from that period have survived. these days about a million people visit the little town of about five and a half thousand every year. it's become a kind of living museum. city god last guy to grew up in germany so he speaks fluent german he always starts his to us at th

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the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think we have a date. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that still in its original state you know it's done by one why was this room built what is it used for just. as i thought it was the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room and the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot anything like i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four to five hundred years old on and they're models like those built by the hunter yacht a clique before the ships were built for real english the. last one is the hands addict weak. league was a confederation of towns that promised each other protection and aid in trade and it was quite a large area

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defiance is a mixture of tradition and mundanity due to its many cultural levels the festival was added to unesco's list of intentional cultural heritage one element at all money that you know of the importance of last five years long before that a family. at the heart of the event are they dream hundred seventy five yes cultures these huge arse works are created over the course of the year from the woods and poppier mushy each of them tells a story. to sculptures tackle a variety of social themes this one shows how money grows the world. others book fun of politicians like nightmare prison and u.s. president thomas trunk. in contrast to the current affairs theme sculptures a figure of the n.c.s. patron saint our lady of the forsaken husband decorated with flowers each year for the last two centuries some one hundred thousand finance scenes come here over two days to bring flowers with them to decorate that they care and everywhere there are marching bands playing the possible. problems you got. to make people happy. it's such an exciting tradition you walk. in and see and dress in traditional cost

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in order to achieve this, we need to make unesco a more effective force. our ambassador and his team are working with the new head and her tea m working with the new head and her team to support its work in restoring stability to the country. in a country where so many people died in the second congo war, has the lord have seen djourou united nations report where millions, of bodies, mutilated bodies of an outspoken critic was found on friday. given that the president is meeting multinational mining companies to seek royalties on a country where people live on less than 80p a day, isn't it time where economic leveraged to challenge stake sponsored violence and corruption which lines pockets while children starve and critics are executed, is brought to an end? on all occasions whenever we have contact with the government, we emphasise the importance of human rights, that basically to have to clean their act. finally, banning wild animals and travelling circus. we have come a long way from the 1930s when lion tamers took to the ring wielding their whips and

was just last december that the art of neapolitan pizza making was granted world heritage status by unesco giving long awaited international recognition to the pixar your law profession which includes the spectacular handling and touring of the dough the baking and an array of songs and stories that are all part of the pizza baking virtual proud pizza makers in naples celebrated by handing out free pizza and given the love and the know how that they pour into their art they would find it hardly surprising that a museum in distant off has dedicated an entire exhibition to their world famous pie. opinion among museum visitors is often divided over whether exhibits where their appetite at pizza is goat interest surely everyone is agreed the show covers the cultural significance and iconic power of pizza from the phone to the color and consistency it's inspirational. it. does in dollars during byes the point of the exhibition was to show how pete's has been a subject matter in the visual arts. and not just among new young artists but also among world famous figures from the past insist or wish

another good five hours further north you'll find the former mining town of course which was designated a unesco world heritage site in one nine hundred eighty for its characteristic seventeenth and eighteenth century buildings and houses well in twenty thirteen it also received the prestigious certificate sustainable destination it's a community working to reduce the negative impact of tourism all the while making sure visitors have a fantastic time so now's our chance to have a quick look round. you know scope has to hurt us on its world heritage list in one nine hundred eighty. the united nations agency cited the all times unique wooden architecture. the last was founded in sixteen forty one couple was discovered nearby. within a few years it had grown to become norway's principal mining town. many of the houses from that period have survived. these days about a million people visit the little town of about five and a half thousand every year. it's become a kind of living museum. city god last guy to grew up in germany so he speaks fluent german he always starts his to us at the church built

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there are also forty two unesco world heritage sites here among them humbugs fresh start warehouse district. cologne cathedral. and the palace of some still see and it's stunning gardens in pasta. so people visiting germany are often looking to relax on the coasts of the north sea or baltic sea all they're interested in historic sight seeing right now woodward and they visit places like there could be drilling cologne or brandenburg gate you fight so we also have a number of pain parks. we all hope a park in the post office over one hundred attractions making it germany's largest amusement park. not long ago hamburg's miniature wonderland attracted the most foreign visitors to the city but it was recently overtaken by the elberfeld home on a concert hall which had three times as many visitors in two thousand and seventeen . but your money isn't just an attractive destination for foreign tourists. to dodge not only average germans make about seventy million trips a year for five days or longer a third of those are within the country but that means that germany is also a german's favorite pla

town is as picturesque as the silhouette of the castle above the old town the entire city center is a unesco world cultural heritage site its topography has been shaped by volcanic activity making it a city of hills and edinburgh is not just scotland's political hub but it's created one tree especially from writers. one of them is poets christine deluca for three years she was the city's official body. we have a very rich let's reach edition and i think wherever you go it's like being in an open air museum really if you take this court here this courtyard markers court the very flagstones come alive with the words of the writers the great writers they have to be dead to be here but. you can't forget them when you walk through here traces of scotland's literary tradition are everywhere. the poet robert ferguson captured the day in this city back in the eighteenth century this is a statue dedicated to him ferguson also influenced options most famous bard robert bands. reminders of the ploughman's poets can be found all over the city. one is a classical greek memorial erected in burns's on. but

town is as picturesque as the silhouette of the castle above the old town the entire city center is a unesco world cultural heritage site its topography has been shaped by volcanic activity making it a city of hills and edinburgh is not just scotland's political hub but its creation of one tree especially from writers. one of them is poet christine deluca for three years she was the city's official bought. we have a very rich let's reach edition and i think wherever you go it's like being in an open air museum really if you take this court here this courtyard mockers court the very flagstones come alive with the words of the writers the great writers they have to be dead to be here but it's you can't forget them when you walk through here traces of scotland's literary tradition are everywhere. the poet robert ferguson captured the day in this city back in the eighteenth century there's a statute dedicated to him ferguson also influenced scotland's most famous bard robert burns. reminders of the ploughman's poets can be found all over the city. one is a classical greek memorial erected in bur

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place about every four years on attracts thousands of tourists a glacier in the patagonia region is a unesco world heritage site. well the i have states is warned it is ready to act in syria if needed to and chemical attacks and in human suffering as a push for a new three day cease fire. u.s. ambassador nikki haley told the u.n. security council that the ceasefire approved two weeks ago has failed and is circulating a new draft resolution calling for a thirty day truce in the rubble on place these people say the world has abandoned them like many others in eastern guta their living underground the conditions are dire but they have nowhere else to go. all and living in fear of the next attack this school teacher also from eastern guta illustrates the challenges people are facing. this. valves are. this one of the better the people of this. hollow left because it's no longer. outside the violence shows no sign of abating the rebels but also civilians and children are still being targeted by syrian government forces the ceasefire agreed by the un security council last month has failed the u.s.