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Can Our Cultural Life Still Flourish During Coronavirus?

In times of crisis, we often turn to culture for comfort – getting lost in a museum or visiting a place of beauty. It’s harder these days: Spain’s Alhambra, India’s Taj Mahal, the UK’s Blenheim Palace, Yellowstone National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are closed during the pandemic. How can our cultural life continue to flourish? Christiane is joined by the head of UNESCO to discuss.

Can Our Cultural Life Still Flourish During Coronavirus?

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