13.04.2023
Europe on the Ballot: Is a Progressive Resurgence Possible in the European Election?

European politics may be drifting to the right but progressives cannot yet be counted out of the struggle for Europe.

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06.04.2023
No Quiet Times in UK Politics

Amid Brexit, government scandals, and prime minister resignations, quiet times have eluded UK politics in recent years.

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05.04.2023
Why Bulgaria Is Shut Out of Schengen

We asked political scientist Antony Todorov what Schengen membership means for Bulgaria.

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23.02.2023
Objects of Political Desire II: What’s Stronger Than Fear?

Rejecting emotional politics altogether won’t fight fearmongering but providing a vision of a desirable future can.

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21.02.2023
Petr Pavel’s Victory Isn’t Only Good News for Czechia

After a toxic campaign full of hyperbole and scandals, many were relieved to see it end with Petr Pavel as Czechia’s new president.

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01.02.2023
Greek Watergate: Behind the Predator Spyware Scandal

Greece has a long, underexamined history of state surveillance which poses a threat to public confidence.

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25.01.2023
Object of Political Desire I: My Hypocrite Reader

Politics should be less about the form and more about our desire for change.

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16.01.2023
Visegrad Beyond Orbán’s Orbit

An analysis of the deepening gulf in the Central European grouping and Hungary’s waning influence.

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13.01.2023
Class Grievances Are Pulling Politics to the Extreme Right

A conversation with Remo Siza on the radicalisation of the middle and working classes and its impact on Italian politics.

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04.01.2023
To Change Politics in Hungary, We Need to Find the Switch

Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony on what the future holds for green and progressive politics in Hungary.

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