Democracy

After its recent electoral successes, the Croatian Green-Left party must balance its participatory roots with the demands of professional governance.

Ahead of next year’s elections, Budapest’s largest-ever pro-LGBTQ+ march offers a glimpse into the uncertainty of Hungary’s polarised politics.

What does political gaslighting entail, and how can societies defend themselves from the truth-bending rhetoric of narcissistic leaders?

The government’s touristification drive is likely to have profound implications for the residents in Albania’s lush northern woods

As Israel continues its bloody war on the Palestinian people, has the destruction of Gaza triggered a moral reckoning?

Two Baltic Green politicians discuss the opportunities and challenges of pursuing transformative agendas in times of geopolitical tension.

Europe’s far-right is using children in its discourse to demonise environmentalists and gender activists. How can we challenge its rhetoric?

As our emotions are triggered and compromised in a changing world, what are the indications for our freedom?

Autonomy thrives with universal truths, not radical independence, Chantal Delsol tells Edouard Gaudot.

Freedom is a battlefield progressives can’t desert, argue Baptiste Erkes and Gérard Pirotton.