11.03.2025
Caught in Between: The German Greens After the Election

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

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13.02.2025
What Happened to Germany’s Climate Movement?

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

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16.01.2025
After the Mobs: Violence and Deradicalisation in the UK

Deradicalisation requires systemic change, along preventative measures and the first-hand experience of former extremists.

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02.01.2025
“Politics Isn’t Always Fun”: Institutionalising the Climate Fight

Bridging the gap between grassroots activism and policy-making platforms can help drive systemic change towards sustainability.

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30.12.2024
Born in the Streets: Green Politics in the Western Balkans 

Across the region, protest movements are evolving into promising political realities. Could they contribute to the renewal Europe’s Greens are seeking?

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16.12.2024
A Dubious Alliance: Netanyahu’s Israel and Europe’s Far Right

Beyond pragmatic exchange, the alliance between Netanyhu’s Israel and Europe’s far right is rooted in a shared nativist and anti-Islam ideology.

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12.12.2024
Is Ireland Europe’s Exception?  

Behind its relative stability, Irish politics shows emerging cleavages, particularly around the worsening housing crisis.

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05.12.2024
Imitation Game: The Rise of “Conservative Socialism” 

Mimicking the far right is rarely a good idea, says Adrian Burtin.

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05.12.2024
Not in Power, but Shaping It: The Ascent of Vlaams Belang

Laura Jacobs reflects on the reasons behind the success of the Flemish far right.

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05.12.2024
Snapshots: Spain, Poland, France

Mapping the far-right rise in three of Europe’s biggest countries.

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