SHOTLIST MILAN, ITALY (MAY 17, 2025) (ANADOLU-ACCESS ALL) 1. JOURNALISTS AND CAMERAMEN OUTSIDE BUILDING WHERE FAR-RIGHT “REMIGRATION SUMMIT” IS HELD 2. SECURITY OFFICER STANDING GUARD OUTSIDE DOOR AS MEN ENTERS BUILDING 3. SECURITY OFFICERS, JOURNALISTS AND PEOPLE OUTSDIE BUILDING (2 SHOTS) 4. ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS UNFURLING BANNERS, CARRYING FLAGS AND SIGNS, CAHANTING SLOGANS, CLAPPING THEIR HANDS 5. ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS MARCHING, SOME CARRYING COLORFULL SMOKE BOMBS 6. POLICE VEHICLES AND OFFICERS MOVING ON ROAD 7. ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS BEHIND LARGE BLACK BANNER READING “MAKE EUROPE ANTIFA AGAIN”, SOME DEMONSTRATORS HOLDING COLORFULL SMOKE BOMBS / SMOKE RISING FROM TORCHES ON GROUND 8. OFFICERS MARCHING IN FRONT OF ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS 9. POLICE VEHICLES DEPLOYED ON BLOCKED ROAD 10. VARIOUS OF CLASH BETWEEN OFFICERS AND ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS 11. OFFICER FIRING GAS CANISTER 12. WATER CANNON SPRAYING WATER ON DEMONSTRATORS AS OFFICERS WATCH 13. OFFICERS WEARING GAS MASKS MARCHING IN FRONT OF DEMONSTRATORS 14. DEMONSTRATORS MARCHING MILAN, ITALY - MAY 17: Violent clashes broke out in central Milan on Saturday, May 17, as anti-fascist demonstrators confronted police during protests against a far-right "Remigration Summit" held near the city. The controversial summit, initially planned in Milan but relocated to Gallarate for security reasons, drew around 200 far-right activists from across Europe, including representatives of parliamentary parties. Heavily guarded by police, the event proceeded without incident. Meanwhile, in Milan, around 1,000 anti-fascist protesters—many wearing masks, black clothing, and helmets—marched through the city, clashing with riot police. Demonstrators threw smoke bombs and charged at officers, who responded with batons, water cannons, and tear gas. Scuffles erupted near key landmarks, including Santa Maria delle Grazie church, home to Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper. Protesters chanted anti-police slogans and carried banners reading "Make Europe Antifa Again." A separate rally, organized by center-left and labor groups under the slogan "Milan, Open City – No Space for Hate," was disrupted by radical activists. They heckled Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein, unfurling a banner that read "Stop Remigration = No Deportations." Writing by Sibel Uygun