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Ex-Khmer Rouge jail seeks UNESCO archive role

The United Nations cultural agency said Wednesday that a former Khmer Rouge prison is on its way to becoming part of a global documentary archive for the role it has played in the country's tragic past.

Cambodia: Temple standoff ending

Thai and Cambodian troops were ending a monthlong standoff Saturday as both sides continued to withdraw troops from disputed territory around an ancient border temple, a Cambodian official said.

Time.com: Reconciliation at Iraq's Ground Zero

The bombing of a Samarra shrine touched off Iraq's worst sectarian violence. Will rebuilding the mosque help put the country back together?

Time.com: Climate Change in Action in Greenland

Global warming is a slow, imperceptible process. On a tour of Greenland, a TIME reporter almost sees it happening

In the land of ice floes and seals

Standing atop an island cliff, Ed English looks out over the Strait of Belle Isle. "In March," he says, "this looks like peppered porridge -- a sea of ice floes speckled with seals." Now, on a soft summer evening, it's a salty blue stew flecked with white froth from waves and breaching whales. In the distance float the glacial fragments that give this part of Newfoundland (newfun-LAND) its nickname: Iceberg Alley.

Time.com: A Tense Thai-Cambodian border

Cambodia and Thailand continued to reinforce their troops along a disputed border area Saturday, even as they prepared for talks to avert a military confrontation

Time.com: Protecting the Wonders of the World

A spot on the World Heritage List means prestige and tourist dollars. But does UNESCO have the teeth to protect its sites?

Kazakhstan's natural wonders under threat

It is a baking hot Saturday in southeast Kazakhstan, and I have joined a group of scientists, diplomats, businessmen and a ballerina aboard a Russian-built, nine-seater four-wheel-drive van to escape the city of Almaty and its mountainous backdrop.

Florence: What to see

It may be small, but Florence contains a quarter of the planet's UNESCO world heritage sites, which can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. With this ratio of classics per square meter, it's impossible to see everything in one visit -- so don't try.

First-ever oil paintings found in Afghanistan

Scientists have found what they described this week as the earliest oil paintings ever discovered.

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