(Sorry for incoming verbosity)
Of course this is just a political boutade by someone who doesn't have an idea of how it works. I'm not sure how known is the thing, but Milan + Inter have had a plan to build a new stadium for some years now, and an incarnation of this plan seems to have gotten through recently, new stadium which for unspecified reason has to be at the same place of the current one and entails the demolition of San Siro (which by the way is owned by the municipality). Now this last point is the real problem and shame... setting apart the WHS status (about which @meltwaterfalls actually had serial plans on which I can just agree :-P ), it would have sufficed to grant the Meazza the obvious status of "protected cultural good" like many others in the city. The fact that it wasn't and the insistence of staying in the much discussed neighbourhood of San Siro just shows how much this is a pure speculation towards gentrification, houses and new shopping centers where there are already green spaces and/or concrete wastelands that just need to be requalified, the new stadium being also smaller in the process.

OK, sorry for the rant (I think I have made clear my position...), I hope this might at least give some background to such a statement. But more seriously, maybe it's too early, however similar iconic structures (if they survive...) might present some potential for OUV :-D


Now this I like, even if its possibilities of success do not seem so bright to me. However, I can recommend something quite unique of the area, the stele-statues (mentioned in the article) conserved at the museum of Pontremoli! Worth checking out! And the museum itself is inside one of these castles! :-D

Suriname

Werehpai caves

Dagblad Suriname (in Dutch)

The last paragraph mentions the possibility to update Suriname's tentative list with more places, among which the Werehpai caves.

Netherlands

Maasvallei & Peelhorst

'Maasvallei en Peelhorst zijn ook Unesco-werelderfgoed'

The Maas valley on the east side and Peelhorst on the west side of the new municipality of Land van Cuijk must both be declared Unesco World Heritage Sites. Boekel, Gemert, Deurne, Venray and the new municipalities of Maashorst and Land van Cuijk are going to make a joint effort to achieve this.

The article mistakenly states that the Maasheggen are WHS, while it actually is a Unesco biosphere reserve.

Pic du Midi de Bigorre (France)

"Le dossier pour le classement au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco est en cours, Le Pic du Midi espère intégrer la liste indicative de l'état français en 2022."
https://actu.fr/loisirs-culture/escapade-dans-les-hautes-pyrenees-pourquoi-le-pic-du-midi-nous-fascine-toujours-autant_48103653.html

it seems ridiculous...it's already included in Mont Perdu, isn't it? And otherwise, it could be an extension. It doesn't make sense for me

it's not inside and it's focused on the astronomical observatory aspect

Another site to be included in the Cluniac sites: Déols Abbey (or what is left of it)

Déols et l'Indre aspirent à une inscription au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco

Thailand : Khao Sok National Park and Surrounding Forest Complex

Thailand's next plan on natural world heritage site after Andaman is Khao Sok NP, also in Southern Thailand, one of the best forest reserve on upper Malay Peninsular.

This is a surprise, though we have previously discussed The Miami Beach Art Deco District before.

A vote will be held on March 9th, if approved . . .

"NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City Commission hereby direct the City Administration to take all steps necessary to nominate the portion Ocean Drive, from 5th Street through 15th Street for consideration as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ("UNESCO")."

https://www.thenextmiami.com/miami-beach-commissioner-proposed-ocean-drive-as-a-unesco-world-heritage-site/