Disasters & destruction
Nepal earthquake anniversary: World Monuments Fund to finance rebuilding of Char Narayan Temple
After slow start, country’s prime minister says reconstruction of other key heritage sites is also due to begin
Yale hosts United Nations colloquium on preservation of heritage sites
University presidents and faculty from around 20 nations are due to participate
The lessons of Palmyra: Islamic state and iconoclasm in the era of clickbait
Anyone with a Facebook profile should consider the images of destruction they share on social media
Italy to ramp up security at famous culture sites after Brussels attacks
Culture ministry has pledged €300m to safeguard museums and monuments including the Colosseum, Uffizi and Pompeii
For the record: 18th-century drawings of Palmyra on show in Cologne
Louis-François Cassas documented many of the ancient Syrian city’s buildings, including the Temple of Bel that Isil destroyed last year
Isil driven out of Palmyra
Early reports indicate that ancient sites that survived the terrorist group’s destruction are in “good condition”
Francis Alÿs films children’s games in refugee camps in northern Iraq
Belgian-born, Mexico City-based artist was on research trip to the region with the Ruya Foundation
Five years after Fukushima: Japan Society remembers disaster with expanded show
The photographic exhibition includes images of cancer cells, toxic mushrooms and the ruins of one artist’s home, where his mother died in the tsunami
‘This is living antiquity’: the director of the Hermitage wants to rebuild Palmyra
The Russian institution’s collection of Palmyra artefacts could be used to reconstruct the ancient Syrian city<br>
What do we really know about Islamic State’s role in illicit antiquities trade?
Experts at London symposium warn against misinformation and lack of evidence
First cultural destruction trial opens at The Hague’s International Criminal Court
Former teacher Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi is accused of alleged war crimes for ordering the razing of mausoleums in Timbuktu
Syrian photographer: 'We refuse to die as a number in the international media'
Issa Touma vows to return to Aleppo amid the fighting
Italy sets up Unesco task force to protect antiquities in conflict areas
Team will also provide training for local restorers
Yemen battles to save ancient heritage from destruction
Museum in Taiz latest casualty of conflict in which more than 40 sites caught in the crossfire of Saudi-led bombing campaign and fundamentalist attacks
Lords put pressure on UK government to sign Hague Convention this year
Move could allow cultural heritage experts to set up Blue Shield headquarters in London
Isil extremists destroy Iraq’s oldest Christian monastery
The destruction, which went unreported for 16 months, raises fears that other sites have been attacked
Suspected arson at Fontainebleau church
Historic furnishings damaged and around a dozen objects missing or destroyed
Fatal bomb blast in Istanbul near Blue Mosque
Suspected terrorist explosion kills ten in historic Sultanahmet
French dealer’s Dubai residence damaged in New Year's Eve fire
Opening of Stephane Custot’s gallery in the emirate has been delayed
Designers needed for travelling pavilion dedicated to Charlie Hebdo
Project on free speech launches on the first anniversary of terrorist attacks at Paris satirical magazine
France builds grand alliance to protect cultural heritage
Louvre director’s plan calls for co-ordinated response to destruction in Syria and Iraq
Jorvik Viking Centre, a heritage attraction in York, is flooded and forced to close
<p> Artefacts have been moved off-site after 50 centimetres of water swamps the basement museum </p>
Human rights group raises fears over artists imprisoned in Tunisia
Five men have been sentenced under Law52, the anti-drugs legislation enforced by the country’s former president
Isil threat mounts against Roman site in Libya
Pro-Isil fighters temporarily occupied Sabratha
Pussy Riot among artists behind new charity building shelters in Calais for refugees
Refugee Response Foundation, founded by artist duo The Connor Brothers, is also due to help with legal and living costs
Paris institutions protected by armed guards after attacks
Art world divided over best response in weekend after 13 November terrorist atrocities
New African art and design fair in Paris cancelled in wake of terror attacks
Also Known as Africa postponed to 2016 amid heightened security and a bleak economic outlook
Western curator explores works by Iranian artist in the heart of Tehran
Exhibition co-organised by Germano Celant signals Iran’s soft power offensive