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Mexico Expropriates 9.22 Hectares at Toniná as INAH Takes Control Under Presidential Decree

The move launches a state-run conservation and research program to ready the Maya complex for a structured reopening.

South Korea Relays Mexico’s Request for More BTS Dates as Decision Rests With Promoter

Reina Sofía Opens Inquiry After Elderly Israeli Visitors Ejected Over Jewish Symbols

Government Says Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum Still in Design With Budget and Timeline Unset

Argentina’s First Film Financed on MAV Puts INCAA in Investor Role

Bavarian Cabinet Backs BR Overhaul With Local-Music Priority and 60% TV News Quota

Rome Launches €2 Paid Entry for Trevi Fountain’s Lower Basin

Spanish Contemporary Galleries Close for a Week to Demand Lower Art VAT

Mexico City Creates Tuition-Free Universidad de las Artes at Tlaxcoaque

Nationwide Theater Strike Disrupts Stages Across Germany as Verdi Presses Wage Demands

Louvre Raises Non‑EU Ticket to €32 Under New Dual Pricing

Louvre Sets €32 Ticket for Non‑EEA Visitors as France Adopts Differential Pricing at Major Sites

UK Town of Culture Competition Opens for Entries With £3 Million Prize

South Africa Cancels Venice Biennale Pavilion as Artist Appeals to President

Louvre Starts Charging Most Non‑EU Visitors €32 as France Rolls Out Two‑Tier Museum Pricing

Brazil Sets Record for Rouanet Cultural Funding in 2025 as Petrobras Tops Donor List

Mexico Repatriates 2,158 Cultural Objects in 2025

Treasury Provisionally Approves £800m Indemnity for Bayeux Tapestry Loan to British Museum

Peru's Culture Ministry Reclaims 2 Kilometers of Chan Chan's Protected Zone

Germany Backs Israel's Eurovision Entry as EBU Decision Nears