Mitsotakis to Britain: “You Wouldn’t Cut the Bayeux Tapestry in Half — It’s Time to Reunite the Parthenon Sculptures”
In a direct intervention through The Guardian, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis takes the campaign for the Parthenon Sculptures straight to the British public, rejecting the idea of a “loan” and calling for their permanent reunification in Athens. His argument is deliberately simple: Britain would never contemplate cutting the Bayeux Tapestry in half. Why, then, should the Parthenon remain divided?