07.03.2022
Can GroenLinks Bounce Back at Dutch Local Elections?

The 2021 national election introduced more progressive forces to Dutch politics. Will GroenLinks handle the stiff competition?

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24.02.2022
Editorial: The Invasion of Ukraine is a Wake-up Call

Solidarity with the Ukrainian people in the face of foreign invasion must guide the response.

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22.02.2022
The Unfinished Business of Building Bosnia-Herzegovina

Bosnia is at risk of coming undone as a result of the reckless politics of its leaders and flawed Western reform efforts.

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10.02.2022
“We should approach this transition as an opportunity”: An interview with Adam Tooze

Adam Tooze’s Shutdown: How Covid Shook the World’s Economy sets out to understand the pandemic and its economic, social and political effects.

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08.02.2022
Portugal’s Socialist Landslide Hides Deeper Political Shifts

Now that Portuguese citizens have voted it’s time to take a look at where the players have landed and towards what might lie ahead.

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03.02.2022
Double or Quits: Looking Ahead to the French and Hungarian Elections

The outcomes of crucial elections this year are set to have ramifications going well beyond national borders.

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01.02.2022
The Struggle for Equality Continues

Taking stock of some of the key shifts in social perceptions of LGBTQI+ rights as well as the ongoing battles.

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25.01.2022
Portuguese Elections: What Next After Years of Left-Wing Government?

Portugal heads to the polls in a week. For years an outpost for successful progressive government in the European Union, Portugal’s Socialist-led government lost its majority in late 2021. What can we expect from the snap elections? What role will Portugal’s green political forces play in shaping the country’s future?

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13.01.2022
Why the EU Needs to Rethink its Approach to Technology

The EU is often playing catchup with the rapidly evolving world of tech, ignoring its grave geopolitical implications.

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