19.07.2022
Walking the Tightrope: Can the German Greens be the Party of All People?

The German Greens entered government with an ambitious programme for the country. But circumstances have meant tough decisions and changed priorities.

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14.06.2022
Critical Understanding: The Changing Politics of Science

Etienne Klein speaks to Edouard Gaudot about truth, democratising science and the uncertainty inherent in scientific inquiry.

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26.04.2022
How Green Independents Broke Through in North Macedonia

The green wave is rising in North Macedonia with a record number of organisers entering local government.

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08.04.2022
Past the Point of No Return? The Future of Social Democracy in Europe

Left-wing parties seem to be experiencing mixed fortunes across Europe – but is the overall trend one of irreversible decline?

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07.04.2022
Zemmour and Le Pen: the Two Faces of France’s Far Right

Competition among the far right in France may end up boosting the remaining candidate in the second round of the country’s presidential election.

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31.03.2022
Should European Green Parties Go Into Government?

Studies uncover surprising lessons for Greens grappling with questions about the electoral costs of taking power.

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30.03.2022
Rescuing Hungary’s Institutions from Autocratic Legalism

An opposition victory in Hungary would only be the beginning of a long road to restoring democracy.

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29.03.2022
A New Dawn for Hungary?

With much at stake, an unprecedented coalition is seeking to finally oust Hungary’s strongman at the upcoming national elections.

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24.03.2022
Can Protests Steer Serbia Back Towards Democracy?

With parliamentary elections looming, Serbia’s political crisis has come to a head amid the economic fallout from the pandemic.

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17.03.2022
Opposing Forces? France’s Green Campaign Seeks to Inspire Both Joy and Anger

With the French presidential election just weeks away, how is Yannick Jadot making the Green case?

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