Elections

With Hungarians taking to the polls on April 8, can progressives loosen the illiberal grip of Viktor Orbán’s government?

An interview with the co-chair of the European Green Party on the Italian election and the way forward for political ecology.

Distinguishing between drama and reality is key to understanding an Italian election that lacks substance on all sides when it comes to Europe.

Why the Jamaica coalitions talks with Merkel failed and where things will go from here.

Last November, we spoke with German MEP Reinhard Bütikofer on the Jamaica coalition talks.

Rethinking how we ask voters what they want could ensure representative government for all and help us create a collaborative political culture.

In the run up to the elections in the Czech Republic on the 20th and 21st of October, we spoke to the chair of the Czech Greens.

Feminist and Green activist Aleksandra Kołeczek argues that to successfully challenge the Law and Justice Party’s grip on power, political opposition in Poland must develop an alternative vision and a fresh strategy.

We talked strategy & political reality with Robert Habeck, leader of the German Greens in their strongest state result this year.

The precarious equilibrium that exists in Northern Ireland’s politics is set to come under even greater strain as May seeks to form a new government in Westminster.