Pledge by European museums to set up “permanent display” of rotating loans in Benin City could pave way for restitution

German private owner reaches settlement with Jewish art historian’s heirs

New legislation will remove legal restrictions that prevent many museums from deaccessioning works

Conference at London's National Gallery this week looks at how the process can be accelerated

New law provides basis for Cassirer family to pursue 16-year legal battle over painting

The sale at Sotheby’s comes after a restitution agreement was reached between the heirs of the original owners and the trust of the most recent one

German government researchers say another 150 works in the collection may have been looted

German baking company agrees settlement with heirs of Emma Budge in fourth restitution in a year

A Washington, DC judge’s decision, and the new Hear Act, clear the path for further claims on alleged Nazi loot from the heirs of Holocaust victims

The Mosse Art Research Initiative aims to recover thousands of missing works

Etruscan warrior figure was consigned to London dealer who contacted British Museum

Four art works from the controversial collection have now been returned to the families of their original owners

Bern to focus on “degenerate” art while Bonn focuses on Nazi looting in show that will move on to Berlin

The FBI recovered the work when it was offered for sale at the 2015 Spring Masters fair in New York

German food company makes restitution to heir of Jewish dealer Jacques Goudstikker

Heirs’ lawyer says firm “sets a standard of best practice” for private collectors

Feather entrepreneur most likely sold windmill painting under duress, Limbach Commission finds

Medieval artefacts surfaced in the United Arab Emirates

Munich Higher Regional Court concludes that Gurlitt was mentally capable of articulating his final wishes

Max Stern Foundation recovers paintings consigned to German auction houses on tips from anonymous informer and police

Alfred Flechtheim’s descendants say paintings by Beckmann, Gris and Klee were sold under duress after the Nazis seized power

Susanna by Reinhold Begas will remain on loan to the Alte Nationalgalerie

Heirs of Hungarian baron are selling Beaching a Boat, Brighton

The maker of baking products, muesli and pizza, promises to return any plundered art to heirs of Jewish owners

The New York museum paid the Hess family “fair market value” to keep Nude in its collection

City says drawing was sold under duress, probably to fund escape to US by couple persecuted by the Nazis

Paintings recovered by Monuments Men and entrusted to Bavaria were instead sold, in some cases to prominent Nazis

Paintings were confiscated by Fascist government then seized by German occupying forces

Munich Upper Regional Court sets hearing date for September, leaving collection in limbo for several more months

Painting by Bartholomeus van der Helst once belonged to famous Schloss Collection coveted by Hitler and Göring