A resident-first shift reshapes access to Rome’s civic museums.

Government lawyers argue the East Wing no longer exists and say a judge cannot halt construction already underway.

Customs records show how separate fossil seizures were later linked through a single investigation.

Prosecutors and the museum outlined seemingly different triggers for the restitution.

The denial follows a government-linked claim about restoring a historic building.

Sergei Ladochkin, a member of the Russian Civic Chamber, called it a “symbol of the city's liberation from neo-Nazis."

Turning part of the Green Zone into a museum appears to be a deliberate attempt to reclaim space long associated with foreign control.

The artists were selected through an open call earlier this year and will each receive a $40,000 stipend and dedicated workspace within their respective agencies.