Democracy

A new leadership offers Cyprus chances for radical change, but more effort should be asked when it comes to defending the island’s rich environment.

In the first of a new monthly column on the German Greens in government, Inge Jooris unpicks the messy result of a messy election.

Ne davimo Beograd was born in the streets of the Serbian capital but hopes to win over voters across the country in the future.

In a political culture where cross-party cooperation and compromise are not the norm, France’s new Green MPs face an uphill battle to make their mark.

The co-chair of the Latvian progressives discusses the party’s journey from civil society to politics and its rise in Riga.

Spain’s latest regional election are a taste of major shifts in the country’s political climate.

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

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

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

An interview about social issues under Orbán and the upcoming election.