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Trump Withdraws U.S. from UNESCO Again

Trump pulls the U.S. out of UNESCO again, reaffirming his “America First” stance and sparking global debates.

The United States will withdraw from UNESCO by December 2026, citing divisive cultural policies and controversial membership decisions.

China celebrates its ancient wisdom with 60 UNESCO sites, from Xixia tombs to iconic landmarks, blending history with modern preservation.

The ancient Xixia Imperial Tombs have been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reviving the rich legacy of the Tangut civilization.

UNESCO inscribes Xixia Imperial Tombs on the Chinese mainland, celebrating a vibrant legacy of cultural diversity and unity.

AI brings back the lost glory of the Xixia Imperial Tombs, transforming ancient ruins into a vivid digital masterpiece.

UNESCO honors the Xixia Imperial Mausoleums in Ningxia, celebrating a 900-year legacy of cultural brilliance in the Chinese mainland.

UNESCO adds the Xixia Imperial Tombs, located in the Chinese mainland’s Ningxia region, to its World Heritage List, reaching 60 sites.

Discover China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs, the ‘Pyramids of the East,’ now a UNESCO World Heritage marvel full of ancient mysteries.

Explore the UNESCO-listed Xixia Imperial Tombs from the Western Xia Dynasty, a beacon of cultural integration on the Chinese mainland.