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December 1, 2025

News Desk

The troubled Louvre turns to tourists

Iconic Paris museum raises tickets to fund urgent repairs and security upgrades PARIS: The Louvre Museum faces simultaneous security, structural and financial pressures after last month’s €95 million jewel heist exposed vulnerabilities that have since deepened into a wider institutional crisis. The museum, already struggling with aging infrastructure and increasing operational demands, is now implementing sweeping measures ranging from ticket price hikes to major surveillance upgrades. The museum has confirmed that visitors from outside the EU or the European Economic Area will face a 45% ticket increase from January 14, with the price rising to €32. Officials said the change

November 4, 2025

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Count urges Louvre thieves to ‘give us back our jewels’

Paris Count Jean d’Orleans looks at a photo of a 1958 exhibition in Lisbon that featured jewelry worn by his grandmother and great-grandmother and since stolen from the Louvre Museum, during an interview with Reuters. Photo: REUTERS DREUX, FRANCE: The Count of Paris, whose great-grandmother once wore the sapphire tiara stolen from the Louvre Museum, has pleaded with robbers to return the stolen jewels intact for the sake of French heritage — and for his family. “Give us back our jewels, there is still time,” Jean d’Orléans, a direct descendant of French royalty, told Reuters at the royal estate of

October 31, 2025

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Louvre to get anti-embolization barriers by year’s end: Minister

People walk near the glass pyramid of the Louvre museum as French police arrested more suspects linked to the theft of treasures from the Galerie d’Apollon of the Louvre museum, in Paris, France, October 30, 2025. — Reuters France’s culture minister said on Friday that anti-embolism devices would be installed around the Louvre by the end of the year, after a high-profile robbery at the famous museum reignited debate over its security. The announcement comes after four thieves parked a moving lift truck under one of its windows during business hours on October 19 and then used cutting tools to

October 22, 2025

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Louvre reopens for first time after jewel heist

Visitors queue to enter the Louvre museum in Paris. — AFP The Louvre museum in Paris reopened its doors to visitors on Wednesday, three days after it was closed due to the theft of valuable royal jewels, an AFP reporter saw. From 9:00 am (0700 GMT), the museum’s usual opening hours, the first visitors began to enter the world-renowned institution, although the museum said the Apollo Gallery, where Sunday’s theft took place, remains closed. The audacious robbery on Sunday shortly after the museum opened caused an estimated 88 million euros ($102 million) in damage, an amount the Paris prosecutor called

August 20, 2024

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Saudi Arabia to recreate Riyadh’s Louvre with $450 million Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece

Saudi Arabia is reportedly planning to create its own version of the Louvre museum in Riyadh, with Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous ‘Salvator Mundi’ at the heart of its collection. That development was highlighted in a new BBC documentary about Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, titled “The Kingdom: The World’s Most Powerful Prince,” the Daily Mail reported on Tuesday. According to Bernard Haikel, a Near East professor at Princeton University who spoke in the documentary, the crown prince expressed his ambition to build a large museum in Riyadh, using Da Vinci’s masterpiece as the main attraction. “Salvator Mundi”, which was bought

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