Greens In Government

The party’s misfortunes hold lessons for Greens both in the Netherlands and elsewhere.

Greens are driving responses to homelessness but the pandemic and the lack of support from governments threaten to set back these efforts.

Being the junior partner in a coalition is always a difficult balancing act – especially in a health crisis.

The positive track record of the German Greens in navigating the pandemic and the strong public support could give them an edge in upcoming elections.

As many countries in Europe went into lockdown, Sweden opted for little restrictions on public life. Anders Schröder weighs in on the merits and cost of this lonely route.

The electoral success of Greens in late June has paved the way for a shift in French politics.

We spoke to the Swedish MEP about democracy, representation and what the wave of protests mean for Europe.

The challenge for Greens is to consolidate their credibility by building successful green-left alliances and bridging the ecological and the social so as to leave none behind.

From Brexit to climate change and coronavirus-induced economic shock, new issues cut across old divides. But how did they emerge? How is the centre ground made?

What are the prospects and challenges for Budapest under green-left leadership?