greens

While Green parties have long been associated with inclusive politics, they are not always without prejudice towards Islam.

Though a Labour victory is expected, the Green Party hopes to win seats in the upcoming general elections, amidst voters’ discontent with old parties.

Progressives in southern Europe need to find unity in fragmentation, following the Spanish example.

To win popular support, the green transition must address social concerns and allow for democratic participation.

While the Far Right successfully utilises fear to gather electoral support, the Greens must stick to their core values and embrace hope.

The Right enjoys electoral success by exploiting resentment. Why shouldn’t progressives do the same?

Often seen as a happy place shielded from polarisation, Swiss politics is not immune to xenophobia and hostility towards green policies.

Spain’s Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz on the fundamental choices Europe faces. Interview by Rosa Martínez Rodríguez.

The younger generations of German Greens are at odds with the pragmatic approach of the party’s leadership on migration.

Though Wilders’s victory represents a serious blow to the Green-Left alliance and the progressive future of the Netherlands, it also is an opportunity.