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Law & Politics

FBI Restitutes Nazi-Looted Painting to the Max and Iris Stern Foundation

by Amah-Rose Abrams

Op-Ed

As a Belgian Politician, I Feel a Responsibility to Restitute Stolen Artifacts to the Congo.

by Thomas Dermine

Law & Politics

A French Court Has Ordered Christie’s to Restitute an Adriaen Van Der Werff Painting That Was Stolen

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

The U.K. Amends Law for Museums and Galleries Seeking to Repatriate Objects

by Margaret Carrigan

Art World

‘It Still Belongs to Africa’: Trevor Noah of ‘The Daily Show’ Says Colonial-Era Art Should be Returned—With Interest

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

Christie’s Teams Up With the FBI to Help Return Vases Looted by the Nazis to the Heirs of Their Jewish Owner

by Naomi Rea

Museums & Institutions

26 Royal Objects Looted From Benin by French Soldiers Are Going On View in Paris—Briefly—Before Being Returned

by Kate Brown

Art World

The Netherlands Should Return Cultural Objects Looted From Former Colonies, a New Report Says—and Major Museums Agree

by Kate Brown

Museums & Institutions

Cranach Painting, Sold Under Duress During WWII, Now Bound for Auction

by Richard Whiddington

Law & Politics

The French Government Is Launching a Task Force Dedicated to Researching and Returning Nazi-Era Loot From Its National Collections

by Naomi Rea

Analysis

Heirs to Auction Nazi-Looted Art from Albertina

by Hendrik Hansson

Politics

The German Government Is Putting More Than $2 Million Behind Restitution Research Into Objects From Colonial

by Kate Brown

Politics

Has Approved the Return of 27 Artworks to Benin and Senegal, Signaling What May Be a New Era for Restitution

by Naomi Rea

Art World

The Ivory Coast Drafts a Long List of the Colonial-Era Works It Wants Back From France

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

Benin Will Show 26 Recently Restituted Treasures Alongside Contemporary Works of Art at the Country’s

by Taylor Dafoe

Politics

Easter Island’s Mayor Says a Monumental Moai Sculpture Is Better Off in the British Museum

by Kate Brown

Law & Politics

In a Surprise Ruling, a Dutch Court Said the Stedelijk Can Keep a Kandinsky That a Jewish Family Says Was Sold Under Duress in 1940

by Kate Brown

Art & Exhibitions

The Artists at Benin’s First-Ever Venice Biennale Pavilion Plan to Put Restitution at the Fore

by Sarah Cascone

Museums & Institutions

New Policy, the Smithsonian Will Consider Ethical, Rather Than Legal, Concerns When Faced With Restitution

by Taylor Dafoe

Art World

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Returns $500,000 Looted Signac Painting

by Henri Neuendorf