
Competitive, Green, Social: Can Europe Have All Three?
15/09/2026
What will the changing political landscape mean for workers and trade unions – and for the kind of economic model Europe is building.

Saxony-Anhalt: A German Earthquake
10/09/2026
After its victory, can the AfD form a government in the East German state? And if not, what coalition of rivals could possibly govern in its place?

Don’t Lean In: Natasha Walter on Ecofeminism
22/09/2026
With parts of the feminist movement drifting towards personal empowerment and green actors emphasising cost of living issues, few voices remain connecting the dots between ecological and feminist struggles. Yet studies show that rising temperatures increase domestic violence, and women are more heavily impacted by food scarcity during draughts and floods. How to build counterpower at times of gender and climate backlash? Ros Taylor spoke with the author of Feminism for a World on Fire.
Can Greens Lead the Way on China?
25/08/2026

Life Lines: Navigating Demographic Shifts
Adjusting to the new demographic reality requires that we pivot away from productivity and growth, and towards care for one another and for the planet.
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Normalising “Remigration”: A Far-Right Playbook
How do extreme far-right ideas travel from the fringes to the fore of political discourse?

“Grey Power”: Does the Future Belong to the Old?
As Europe’s electorates age, Ben Wray asks whether intergenerational conflict is inevitable.

Are Citizens Really Moving to the Right?
If electoral outcomes increasingly reflect unequal participation and representation, what does this mean for the Left and for democracy?

How Firewalls Fall
Political and economic elites nurture far-right forces to prevent the emergence of genuine alternatives to the neoliberal consensus.
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