Today is launch day for The Antony Loewenstein podcast. Conceived with the fantastic producer, Lem Zakharia, it’ll be a weekly show of monologues and interviews on the big issues of this moment from the global rise of the far-right, today’s episode, to Silicon Valley’s dangerous behaviour to Jewish dissent to Palestine to the border industrial…
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How the Palestine lab impacts Sweden
Following the recent release of the Swedish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, I’m featured in a major story in the leading Swedish outlet, ETC: ETC nyhetsmagasin 14 november 2025
Sweden’s Aftonbladet outlet tackles the Palestine lab
Following the recent release of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, in Swedish, the leading Swedish newspaper, Aftonbladet, publishes coverage/review of the work and details Sweden’s close ties with Israel: Palestina – hela världens laboratorium | Silas Aliki
Swedish edition of The Palestine Laboratory is released
I’m excited to announce that the Swedish translation of my global best-selling book, The Palestine Laboratory, is now out. Here’s the full front and back covers. The photographs are by the Swedish photographer Kent Klich who’s worked in Gaza. Cover – Antony Loewenstein – Det palestinska laboratoriet – Sketch 240916
Swedish radio interview on Israel battle-testing AI in Gaza
My interview on Sweden’s national public radio’s most popular foreign affairs show, Konflict, talking about AI in warfare and how Israel is using Gaza as an invaluable testing ground:
Not trusting Sweden
No wonder Wikileaks doesn’t trust Sweden: The secret cables, seen by The Daily Telegraph, disclose how Swedish officials wanted discussions about anti-terrorism operations kept from public scrutiny. They describe how officials from the Swedish Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Foreign Affairs had a “strong degree of satisfaction with current informal information sharing arrangements” with…
Rove and Sweden make sweet passionate love
Sweden is not an independent nation: Karl Rove’s help for Sweden as it assists the Obama administration’s prosecution against WikiLeaks could be the latest example of the adage, “Politics makes strange bedfellows.” Rove has advised Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt for the past two years after resigning as Bush White House political advisor in mid-2007.…
Finding a safe home for Wikileaks
How many Western nations believe in protecting organisations that make governments truly uncomfortable? The founder of WikiLeaks says he will seek a publishing license for his controversial operation in Sweden where whistleblower protections are strong. Julian Assange said he would apply for a Swedish publishing license this week in order to maximize legal protections for…