Anna Momigliano asks my opinion on the growing popularity of the one-state solution. Monday, in Studio.

Across the street from the central train station. Porta Nuova, April 14.

Syrian resistance solidarity demonstration. Saturday afternoon, on Königstraße, in Stuttgart. To appear in a series in Souciant on anti-Assad sentiment in Europe. The first installment appeared ten days ago, and is also set in Germany.

The diversity of political advertising never ceases to surprise me. Not just in terms of subject matter (communism versus animal rights) but national (Turkish and German stickers affixed to the same municipal sign.) Stuttgart, Thursday.

I haven’t written about Nicolas Sarkozy in any depth since  Israel vs. Utopia. However, I’ve been taking a closer look at him again as of late, for my book in progress, Everywhere But There. My new article, Elevating French Jewry, on ethnic incitement in the French elections, marks my return.

Version #3. Porta Palazzo, August 2011.

Version #4. Near the Politecnico, October 2011.

What Oslo meant to me. From last August, but no less newsworthy.

First it was Berlusconi. Now, it’s Umberto Bossi. The Italian right may not be out of power. But it’s definitely seen better times. A new photo essay, featuring pictures from Milan and Turin, in Randomizer. My first #1 on Reddit Italy, too.

On the ‘Grass Affair’, and navigating Deutschland. In Tuesday’s Souciant.

Central Turin, Friday afternoon.