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Hagel's Uncertain Path to Power in Baden-Württemberg

This article analyzes the political profile of Hans-Peter Hagel, the CDU's designated top candidate for the Baden-Württemberg state election in 2026, highlighting his challenges in balancing conservative and modern voters, navigating the political landscape, and overcoming low name recognition compa...

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Green Party Duo Launch Joint Leadership Bid

Green Party MPs Adrian Ramsay and Ellie Chowns launched a joint leadership bid on May 31st, aiming to replace Carla Denyer, who is not seeking re-election. Nominations open June 2nd, with voting in August and results announced September 2nd, following the party's best general election result.

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Gender Equality
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Green Party Co-Leader Resigns to Focus on Net-Zero Campaign

Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer is stepping down to focus on her constituency and campaign for a 'just transition' to net zero, criticizing the Labour government's response to Reform UK's misinformation campaign framing net zero as harmful to working people.

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Saxony-Anhalt Greens Push for Longer Primary School, 13-Year Abitur

The Green Party in Saxony-Anhalt's state parliament proposed extending primary school to six years and returning to a 13-year Abitur track, citing concerns about social inequality and stress from shorter schooling, while the Ministry of Education rejected the proposal, highlighting existing alternat...

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Quality Education
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Green Party Poised for Breakthrough in Wiltshire Amid Voter Disillusionment

The Green Party is projected to gain its first seats on the Wiltshire County Council in the upcoming elections due to widespread dissatisfaction with the Conservative and Labour parties, with voters citing broken promises, economic inequality, and environmental concerns as key reasons.

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Green Party Challenges Exclusion From Federal Election Debates

The Green Party of Canada is challenging the Leaders' Debates Commission's decision to exclude them from the federal election debates, citing procedural unfairness and an unreasonable decision after facing challenges securing candidacies due to hostility and bullying of volunteers; the party seeks j...

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Annecy Mayor Astorg Will Not Seek Re-election

Annecy's mayor, François Astorg, announced he won't seek re-election in 2026 due to personal reasons and the difficulties of his mandate, marked by political tensions and a recent knife attack on children.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Eder Tops Rhineland-Palatinate Green Party List Amidst Calls for AfD Ban

The Rhineland-Palatinate Green Party selected Katrin Eder as their top candidate for the 2024 state election with 94.6% of the vote at their Idar-Oberstein convention; the party chairman also renewed calls to ban the AfD, citing its increasing radicalization.

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Labour's Double Bind: Losing Voters to Both Left and Right

In the recent local elections, Labour faced a double bind: losing ground to both the right-wing Reform UK and the left-wing Green Party, highlighting a need to address the concerns of progressive voters while countering the rise of populist movements.

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Scholz's Final Cabinet Meeting Approves Pension Increase Amidst Political Transition

The German cabinet, led by acting Chancellor Olaf Scholz, held its final meeting, approving a 3.74% pension increase before the upcoming election of Friedrich Merz as Chancellor. The brief session lacked the emotional farewells seen during Angela Merkel's departure.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Canada Election: Green Party Faces Setbacks Despite May's Win

In Canada's recent election, Green Party co-leader Elizabeth May retained her seat while co-leader Jonathan Pedneault lost his; the party faced exclusion from debates and low public support, highlighting challenges in a campaign dominated by trade and annexation concerns.

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Hamburg Senate Reshuffle: Fegebank Switches to Environment, Sparking Speculation

Hamburg's Second Mayor, Katharina Fegebank, unexpectedly resigned as Science Senator to become Environment Senator, replaced by Maryam Blumenthal; this surprising cabinet shuffle has sparked speculation and criticism.

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