Louvre’s $100 Million Jewel Heist Exposes National Security Failures and Risks Turning History into Spectacle

The recent $100 million theft of France’s Crown Jewels from the Louvre is more than just a brazen heist; it stands as a stark example of how national treasures remain vulnerable under lax security measures—even in one of the world's most famous museums. For those committed to safeguarding national sovereignty, this breach highlights the consequences when institutions prioritize spectacle over substance. How Did This Happen in Broad Daylight? The thieves executed their plan with unsettling ease: ascending the museum’s Seine-facing facade via a basket lift, breaching a window, smashing glass cases, and escaping on motorbikes—all within minutes. Despite alarms sounding...