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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 345

Gaël BRANCHEREAU

Leader of Italian far-right party 'Fratelli d'Italia' (Brothers of Italy), Giorgia Meloni speaks at her party's campaign headquarters overnight on September 26, 2022, in Rome, after the country voted in a legislative election. Meloni is on course to take power in the heart of Europe. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
September 26, 2022, 5:07 pm
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni: From teen activist who praised Mussolini to brink of power
Likely new PM’s party uses the same flame on its logo as the neo-fascist, post-war MSI, but she says the flame has ‘nothing to do with fascism’
By Alice Ritchie and Gaël BRANCHEREAU
A possible lost masterpiece experts say may be by the Italian Renaissance painter Caravaggio. (Image via auction house Casa Ansorena de Madrid)
April 10, 2021, 8:10 am
Spain blocks sale of possible Caravaggio painting of Jesus
Spanish authorities say 17th-century Biblical oil work showing Jesus before crucifixion could be lost masterpiece by the Renaissance artist
By Alvaro Villalobos and Gaël BRANCHEREAU
The Living History Forum in Stockholm, February 27, 2019. (Jonathan NACKSTRAND/ AFP)
March 5, 2019, 2:42 pm
Teaching the Holocaust to young refugee ‘new Swedes’
Several organizations, and a foundation started by late author Stieg Larsson, are taking on the challenge of helping students and teachers fight anti-Semitism
By Camille BAS-WOHLERT and Gaël BRANCHEREAU
Jimmie Akesson of the Sweden Democrats speaks at an election party at the Kristallen restaurant in central Stockholm on September 9, 2018. (AFP Photo/TT News Agency/Anders Wiklund)
September 10, 2018, 10:53 am
Sweden faces uncertain political landscape after far-right surge
Success of Sweden Democrats at expense of establishment parties leaves no clear path to formation of next government
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU and Camille BAS-WOHLERT
Supporters attend a campaign meeting of the party leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Akesson, in Stockholm, Sweden September 8, 2018. (AFP/TT News Agency/Maja Suslin)
September 9, 2018, 6:26 am
Far-right expected to make major gains as Sweden heads to polls
Running on anti-migrant platform, neo-Nazi-rooted Sweden Democrats expected to take up to 25 percent of vote, giving it major influence in coalition negotiations
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU
Sweden Democrats party leader Jimmie Akesson gives a speech as he campaigns in Landskrona, southern Sweden, on August 31, 2018. (AFP PHOTO / TT News Agency / Johan NILSSON )
September 3, 2018, 6:24 am
Far-right poised for big wins in Sweden election
Riding a wave of anti-immigration feeling, the Sweden Democrats are heading for gains but are unlikely to be in government unless other parties end a boycott of the SD
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU
In this file photo taken on January 14, 2013, US novelist Philip Roth is projected onscreen as he speaks via satellite video feed to the audience during the PBS panel of 'American Masters Philip Roth: Unmasked' at the 2013 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour at the Langham Huntington Hotel & Spa in Pasadena, California. (AFP PHOTO / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Frederick M. Brown)
May 24, 2018, 5:03 am
Mourning Philip Roth fans bitter over long-standing Nobel snub
The author was often tipped for the literature prize, but the Swedish Academy ignored him
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU and Ilgin KARLIDAG
Syrian poet Adonis in 2015 (CC-BY SA Harald Krichel/Wikimedia Commons)
September 26, 2016, 12:49 am
Syrian poet Adonis says poetry ‘can save Arab world’
Artist claims neither Americans nor Russians are interested in finding real solutions for the region
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU
Eagles of Death Metal singer Jesse Hughes performs on the stage of the Debaser Medis in Stockholm, on February 13, 2016. (Vilhelm Stokstad/TT News Agency/AFP)
February 14, 2016, 2:12 am
Singer in Paris attacks feels ‘sacred duty’ to finish Paris gig
Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes says music is ‘therapy,’ wants to walk into Bataclan music hall ‘unafraid’
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU and Camille BAS-WOHLERT
Margot Wallstrom, Sweden's minister of foreign affairs, in her office in Stockholm, October 31, 2014 (AFP/Jonathan Nackstrand)
January 15, 2016, 12:59 pm
Israel-bashing FM Wallstrom seen ‘becoming a problem’ for Sweden
While Jerusalem fumes over diplomat’s remarks, critics at home also question wisdom of ‘her habit of thinking out loud’
By Gaël BRANCHEREAU
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