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PROTECTING WORLD'S HERITAGE

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March 14, 2026

‘WHEN American and British planes bombed the Church W of Our Lady in Dresden in 1945, a baroque masterpiece that had stood for two centuries, it was not rebuilt for decades to remind the world of the mindlessness of war.

Right now, Israel and the US are bombing sites in Iran older than the age of the two modern nation-states combined. Among the globally significant sites that have faced seriou

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