Climate Connaction
Involving young people in climate foreign policy
Involving young people in climate foreign policy
A comparative analysis of the EU elections 2024
We investigate how political actors can become more successful online
Progressive parties swiftly need to turn the dial, Florian Ranft states in The Guardian. The attention needs to be moved from simply despising the enemies of democracy to what people really expect.
Analysis of European Parliament election programmes and electoral campaigns, focusing on key member states in a comparative perspective.
Democratic negotiation processes in the course of the energy transition and transformation.
The Program offers young climate leaders opportunities to grow, develop skills and make connections across Europe.
Online platform that empowers civil society actors across Europe
[applications are closed] You are a young leader, thinker or campaigner committed to climate action? We welcome your application for our non-resident Climate Fellowship Program!
Media around the world have reported on the Progressive Governance Summit in Berlin.
Progressive politics and authoritarianism abroad and at home
Why our failure to resist Putin enthusiastically will haunt us, and how we can overcome it.