Australia to Receive IS-Linked Families: Security Concerns Loom
Australia readies a cautious welcome for women and children linked to IS. Security and legal challenges await their return.
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Discovery of Stone Fragment in Shipwreck Sparks Parthenon Marbles Debate
Divers recover a stone fragment resembling the Parthenon Marbles from a shipwreck, reigniting cultural heritage debates.
UK Museums Face Scrutiny Over Foreign Human Remains Collection
UK museums hold over 260,000 human remains, sparking legislative and archaeological protests over colonial legacies and sacrilegious practices.
Royal Artillery Criticized for Hiding Looted Asante Artefact
The Royal Artillery faces backlash for concealing a golden ram's head looted from Ghana in 1874, sparking debates over cultural heritage.
Australian Women in Syria Urge Repatriation of Children
Australian mothers in Syrian camp appeal for their children's return, prioritizing youth safety over family unity amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
France Returns Stolen Colonial-Era Drum to Ivory Coast, Sparking Cultural Revival
France has returned the Djidji Ayokwe drum to Ivory Coast, marking a step in addressing colonial legacies and fostering cultural rejuvenation in Africa.
French Court Sentences IS Repatriate to 10 Years in Terror Case
Carole Sun becomes second French woman repatriated from Syrian IS camps to receive lengthy prison sentence for terrorist conspiracy in landmark case.
Nigeria's Benin Bronzes Return Sparks Political Museum Crisis
Western museums returning looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria face display challenges amid political infighting over cultural heritage management.