Group 1 - The Louvre Museum reopened on October 22, three days after a jewelry heist, but the Apollo Gallery remains closed [1][4] - The stolen jewelry is not insured, meaning France cannot receive compensation for the historically invaluable items [2] - The estimated loss from the theft is €88 million, but the historical loss is considered far greater [3] Group 2 - The thieves used an elevator to access the museum and cut open display cases to steal eight pieces of jewelry [3] - Experts believe the stolen items may be disassembled and sold on the black market, with low chances of recovery [3] - The French government is conducting both administrative and judicial investigations into the theft, with President Macron calling for enhanced security measures at the Louvre [3]