French President Emmanuel Macron says the return of African artworks looted during the colonial period is now “unstoppable,” following a new law passed by France’s parliament. According to the reports, the French legislature adopts the measure unanimously, which creates a legal pathway for Macron to transfer or return cultural artefacts taken during colonial rule. Both outlets link Macron’s statement to the legislative development, presenting the law as enabling the process of repatriation. The coverage does not provide specific details on which artworks will be returned, timelines for transfers, or the scope of the law beyond setting out a framework for returning African cultural objects. The reporting also frames Macron’s remarks as reflecting momentum toward repatriation once the law takes effect. Overall, the sources agree that the new French legal approval and Macron’s public comments mark an important step in France’s efforts to address historical looting of cultural heritage.