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According to the information provided by Latvian local governments, all 69 Soviet regime-glorifying objects included in the regulation of the Cabinet of Ministers have been dismantled within the speci...

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Russian museum officials were under fire at the International Council of Museums General Conference, with calls for ICOM Russia's expulsion.

How UK museums and galleries can arrange to protect exhibits on loan from abroad from court-ordered seizure.

Brian Wilson let a man walk off with a fitting carved with the royal coat of Queen Elizabeth I

Brian Wilson was fired from his job at a Grade II listed Seighford Hall in Stafford, Staffordshire, after bosses found he had let a car salesman walk off with a nine feet wide oak overmantel.

What are the Kamay spears? Three spears stolen by Lieutenant James Cook from Kamay or Botany Bay in modern-day Sydney are on exhibition for the first time in…

Nigel Huddleston writes for the Standard.

Don Morgan Nielsen explores the British Museum's cliché “floodgates argument”, which is usually deployed to resist the return of the Parthenon Sculptures.

On 14 September 2021, UNESCO, in partnership with the European Union, organized an online conference to strengthen global cooperation in the fight against illicit trafficking