The transition away from fossil fuels is as much about democratic resilience as it is about energy. Steve Patterson explores the “political whiplash” of shifting national policies and the enduring struggle to protect community heritage from the erosion of both physical landscapes and institutional norms.
In a special Round Table Discussion we unpacked dynamics around the Democratic Party’s path to reclaiming the U.S. Congress – and what the Midterms mean for Europe and innovation.
In another GPA Strategist Hour, we examined the U.S. midterm elections through the lens of democratic resilience – and explored potential scenarios as well as the critical role of civil society.
What does it mean to take responsibility today? This was the central question we discussed at the 2025 Political Symposium.
In an era marked by global insecurity, geopolitical friction, and economic transformation, the Progressive Economics Network (PEN) reconvened in Washington, D.C.
Following the Bundestag elections, we analyse results, highlight missteps, and explore the key challenge for the progressive camp.