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Economist: The Parthenon Sculptures may return to Greece in 2025

The British Museum and the government seem ready for a deal with Greece - "Maybe there will be an exchange with other antiquities from Greece" writes the magazine

Greek art exhibition in China highlights the beauty of ancient Greek civilization – Minister Mendoni advocates for return of Parthenon sculptures

Greek cultural heritage shines in China with ‘The Countless Faces of Beauty’ exhibition, featuring 279 ancient artifacts and promoting cross-cultural dialogue

Mitsotakis on CNN on immigration: The solution is not to unilaterally violate the Schengen Treaty

The Prime Minister spoke to Christiane Amanpour - We want the boats to stop before they hit the water

Egypt to Germany: Bring back the stolen bust of Queen Nefertiti

The Struggle of Archaeologist Zahi Hawass for the Repatriation of Cultural Heritage

Turkish Support for the Return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece: A Historical Background

The director of the Acropolis Museum reveals to protothema.gr how the Greek side has proven that the firman of Elgin, cited by the British, is not authentic

New problems for the British Museum: They protect ancient Greek statues with sheets in roofless halls (photos)

The museum administration responds, "It's temporary" - Renovation works are delayed

Despite intensive scientific analyses Parthenon Marble stain remains a mystery

The mysterious brown film was first examined by the British Museum in 1830

Greek Community of Melbourne sends a letter to ABC Channel for their recent coverage of the Parthenon Marbles

Melina Mercouri stated in 1986, during her initial efforts in advocating for the return of the Parthenon Marbles, “What does Big Ben & St Paul’s Cathedral mean to England?"

“It’s time for the return of the Sculptors” says Boris Johnson’s father – He spoke in Greek

"You have an excellent Museum in Athens, the time is right for the Sculptures to return"

Mitsotakis on Sunak: Unfortunate event, will not affect relations with Britain, positive publicity for the Sculptures

Greek President Sakellaropoulou: It is important that Greece's just request has been understood by international public opinion

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