Major grant to expand project that uses images from Corona military satellite system to pinpoint archaeological remains

Tony Blair will not feature heavily in this exhibition - rather, those whose lives were shaped and destroyed by the conflict

The show largely sidesteps Tony Blair’s controversial role in the conflict

Protesters demand protection for cultural heritage as clashes turn violent

However, operations financed by the World Monument in Babylon will not be halted

The ruling in long-standing legal battle may threaten defence that a purchase was made in good faith

Archives of the western allies will be searched for clues

Records, celebrations, denunciations

Visitors to the museum can sample the smell of World War I

An overview of the Cambodian art market, as well as names to look out for, and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge

Protestors claim archaeology project is sham to prevent political protests.

Getty case may be tip of the iceberg

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

The Australian artist’s three-week sojourn with troops will form basis of new work

He is creating video and photographic works to document the conflict

Director warns of security risks in the capital

A British conceptual artist, an Iraqi artist, and a US soldier who served in Iraq travelled from New York to Los Angeles with the remains of a car destroyed in a Baghdad bomb attack in tow

Turner prize-winner to take the controversial show on a three-week tour of the US in late March

Visitors to the fair are encouraged to use the space to empathise with victims of violence

Antiquities museum hit; fears grow for excavated archaeology.

Minister wants to reopen Baghdad Museum despite risks

The controversial image was removed after protests from local community, many of whom were Ukrainian

The integrity of the historic site did not factor into US strategy, proven by the construction of an adjacent military base

British Museum also offers to assist Iraqis to present antiquities

Ostensibly disparate films illuminate art after the end of World War II

Both sides claim the other damaged historic buildings

Works looted by the British and reassembled by banking heir find permanent home in Boston

A look at 'Guernica: Portrait of War' and 'Love You More'

Sorry tales of devastation and waste, with little hope on the horizon

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