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Germany Plans to Return Artifacts to Namibia and Cameroon in Latest Wave of Restitutions
The agreements conclude years-long negations between Berlin's Ethnological Museum and the African countries.
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Armed Robbers Break Into TEFAF Maastricht, Forcing Fair to Evacuate
Police said that no objects were stolen and that no one was hurt.
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Ghanaian Politician Says Star Architect David Adjaye Owes Millions of Dollars for Cathedral Project
The cathedral, which paused construction in March, has repeatedly come under scrutiny for its cost.
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The FBI Seized 25 Contested Basquiat Paintings from the Orlando Museum of Art
Questions of their authenticity arose almost immediately after their debut in Orlando. Notably
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