New Pentelic marble sections restore part of the monument's original profile as Athens advances long-term conservation work and the Parthenon Restoration on the Acropolis

Parthenon’s western pediment is fully revealed after restoration, as scaffolding is removed for the first time in 220 years in Athens — UNESCO site.

Support comes as Greece and Italy expand cooperation against antiquities trafficking and review efforts to restore thousands of archaeological fragments linked to the Symes case

Through schools, research and international outreach, Remarble Greece gives younger voices a say in a historic cultural debate

Discussion centers on limited restitution under cultural cooperation framework as Athens continues push for full reunification amid ongoing European heritage debate

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Oxford Professor of History A.E. Stallings’ new book weaves a marvellous tapestry of how poets, artists and others framed the issue

Just a month ago, after four years of negotiations with Osborne, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that the British Museum’s renovation “might offer new opportunities.”

For now, the Parthenon Marbles remain divided, with no agreement in sight, their future resting on legal frameworks, institutional will, and the complex interplay of history, scholarship, and public sentiment

The distinguished author and member of the Royal Society of Literature in the United Kingdom notes: “I have no hesitation in speaking openly about the British Museum’s arrogance"

In a lengthy interview published over the weekend by the Sunday Times, Osborne said a return of the iconic friezes would ostensibly be part of an antiquities exchange deal

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Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said the sculptures are part of a heritage that belongs not only to Greece but to all of humanity.

Both the Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, and the Prime Minister’s wife, Mareva Grabowski-Mitsotakis, strongly criticized the charity dinner held at the British Museum in the Parthenon Sculptures galleries

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni renewed the country's call for the return of the Parthenon Marbles during Greece's participation in Mondiacult held in Barcelona this week.

The Acropolis Museum is preparing potential plans for the display of the Parthenon Sculptures. Experts are exploring reversible solutions that balance preservation, unity, and visitor experience

My goal is to have a frank conversation on the matter of the ownership of the sculptures with the Greek authorities and with the Greek scholars, which is not done behind closed doors

In comments to To Vima, a representative of the British Ministry of Culture stated: “We have no intention of changing the law to allow for the permanent transfer of the Parthenon Sculptures.”

Is now finally the moment when Britain will choose cultural dignity over outdated imperial possession?

George Osborne’s plan is to offer the Marbles as a long-term “loan,” a legal workaround that bypasses the need to change the 1963 legislation.