Convention was created to protect cultural property during war

Tate Britain traces the driving forces and ideologies behind a 500-year history of iconoclasm

Unesco places major national heritage sites on danger list as ground combat, air strikes and looting reduce ancient settlements to rubble

Tate Britain examines the history of those who have targeted art, from Henry VIII to the present

Archives of the western allies will be searched for clues

Damage to the Egyptian Museum is just the latest example of the politicisation of archaeology.

A group of the soldiers were on loan to the La Moneda Palace in Santiago

Faulty fire sprinkler “rained on” Leonardo’s portrait, reveals former director

Antiquities museum hit; fears grow for excavated archaeology.

Museum curator resigns over claims of censorship

Negotiations have lasted five years only to fall through due to security issues

The site is considered one of the holiest in Iraq, containing the remains of two of the Prophet's descendants

There are fears that the new station will be a target for insurgents; Unesco powerless to protect the World Heritage site

At least 18 shrines have been attacked since last February, says antiquities head

Unesco has published a record of the 1,600 objects acquired by the institution between 1931 and 1985

The original piece was destroyed in a disastrous 2004 warehouse fire

Professor Alistair Northedge asserts that the minaret is the only structure that fits a description provided by US marines

And so it came to pass that not a single world renowned site or treasured museum was protected

Solicitors say premises were “a disaster waiting to happen”

Insurgents allegedly staged the attack to prevent US troops using the tower as a vantage point

We can help by providing training in site management techniques, in museology and in conservation

The American contractor that built the infrastructure for a base adjacent to the ancient site is responsible for much of the destruction, says an independent report

After 500 years, Leonardo’s fragile portrait is starting to warp

Geologists have found the land on the steep slope at the back of the fortress is sliding down at a rate of a centimetre a month

An Oxford University Press book on a nationalist hero has been withdrawn from the Indian market

The Art Newspaper takes inventory of the worst casualties

While the Warka Vase has been accounted for, reports suggest that the cylinder seal collection has vanished

The Art Newspaper speaks to the director of the Metropolitan about the historical significance of the Iraq Museum's plunder and how disasters of its kind can be dealt with