German Greens

In the face of the crises of our times, the Greens must leverage their unique movement-party identity to fight for social and ecological justice.

The new German government should invest in increasing people’s economic safety and create greener, more inclusive communities.

To regain trust and political relevance, the party must offer new and bolder economic and industrial policies.

Germany’s climate movement is trying to regain momentum by building alliances with trade unions and aligning climate action with social justice.  

The younger generations of German Greens are at odds with the pragmatic approach of the party’s leadership on migration.

As conservatives and the Far Right continue to rise in Germany, progressive parties are moving to the right on migration policy to maintain support.

Conservatives and right-wing parties in two German states have pulled of an election campaign with rattling results for progressives.

To reconcile the physical reality of climate change with the attitudes of German society, pragmatism is key.

The culture wars around climate policy seem set to become the new normal, as the heating law debate in Germany exemplified.

Criticised for their disruptive demonstrations, Letzte Generation climate activists find few allies in their uphill battle for climate.