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Louvre union workers unanimously agreed to continue the walkout amid mounting social and security concerns

Culture Ministry officials have held crisis talks with unions

Employees at the Louvre Museum are set to vote on whether to extend a strike that shut the world’s most visited museum

The crunch vote comes as the museum struggles with the aftermath of a daylight jewel heist

All four suspected members of the motorbike-mounted crew have been arrested, but the missing jewels, valued at around €88 million, have not yet been recovered.

Louvre workers strike over poor conditions and security gaps. Union official Christian Galani warns urgent change is needed to protect the museum's future.

Spread across four galleries, the exhibit unfurls more than a hundred pieces that dazzle in both sparkle and scale

Unions at the Louvre have called a rolling strike starting 15 December following a series of crises at the Paris museum, including a high-profile jewel theft in October and a water leak in November that damaged hundreds of works in the Louvre's Egyptian department.

There are fears Yipirinya school could ‘collapse’ over crisis

The price hike is part of a new initiative to raise funds to overhaul and renovate the Louvre