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“Generations that come after us should also live well, not only survive”

Posted on 19 September 2019

Interview with Lucie Hammecke (22), member of the state parliament of Saxony.

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Interview with Mina Tolu, FYEG’s newly elected co-spokesperson

Posted on 8 September 2019

We talked to Mina Tolu, newly elected co-spokesperson of the Federation of Young European Greens during the Federation’s General Assembly in Istanbul.

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British Elections: A week later

Posted on 15 June 2017

British politics is not easy for a continental European to understand. The differences between continental Europe and Great Britain are easy to spot as soon as you land in the UK. For starters, the border is actually a thing, with passport checks making you remember that it’s a privilege to live in a borderless continent….

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British Elections: Manchester

Posted on 8 June 2017

Manchester, 7th of June 2017 Walk around the center of Manchester, just a few hours before the polling stations open, and you won’t even think there’s a national election happening. No one is delivering leaflets on the streets, and you won’t see any “For the Many” or “Strong and Stable” messaging anywhere. The reason is…

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British Elections: The Current Political Landscape

Posted on 7 June 2017

As I travel to England to follow next Thursday’s UK election more closely, there’s little certainty about what is going to happen. Since the day the Tories called this snap election, the Labour Party’s support has been growing in one of the most impressive comebacks in recent history. While at the beginning the Conservatives also…

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The Ecosprinter is looking for a reporter!

Posted on 21 May 2017

The Ecosprinter is excited to announce a new project with the Green European Journal where we will send one reporter to cover the UK elections this June.  The reporter will be sent to the UK for a weekend to meet with people on the scene and try to make sense of what’s going on for…

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Being a trans activist in Turkey today

Posted on 19 April 2017

Turkey provides only 4 out of 22 criteria according to the Trans-Rights European Index 2016 [1] prepared by Transgender Europe (TGEU). TGEU also prepared a report about Trans Murders Monitoring [2], Turkey is the 8th country with the highest number of trans crimes in the world, with 44 trans crimes reported between 2008 and 2016….

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Looking Back at the Campaign

Posted on 20 March 2017

June 2016: there will be elections in nine months. DWARS’s freshly formed campaign team holds their first meeting. What are we going to do during the next three-quarter year and how? Before we started this, I had promised to bring a pie. ‘But,’ I said, ‘not without a reason. We need to have achieved something.’…

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Call for member of the Ecosprinter Editorial Board

Posted on 20 September 2016

Deadline for applications: September 25th, 2016, midnight CET The Ecosprinter is the online independent participative magazine of all young Greens of Europe. For many years it has published articles written by activists and young writers, helping the spread of youth issues, political and social challenges from all over Europe to other young activists, and so…

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A Journey of Hope for the Victims of Wars

Posted on 11 August 2016

A Migrant’s Perspective Being a migrant – specifically being a refugee – is when a person or people move from one place to another to escape danger and look for a better life. From the beginning until today, migration has always been a habit for humans. It will stay that way as dictated by human nature…

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