How it is to run for parliament in one of the most conservative parts of Germany
I was born in Bad Aibling, Bavaria, near the Alps in...
Tag Archives: Germany
A Journey of Hope for the Victims of Wars
A Migrant’s Perspective Being a migrant – specifically being a refugee...
Why Can’t We Keep It Clean, Czech Republic?
By Morgan Henley, Member of the Executive Committee of the Czech...
The Holocaust In the Eyes of My Grandmother: An American hindsight 70 years later
By Guy Tabachnick (photo of Lucy and Friends in Rivoli, Italy...
Never Again! Never Fascism: The European Hindsight 70 Years Later
By Michael Bloss, Co-Spokesperson for the Federation of Young European Greens...
Visiting the Big Sister
The German Green Youth met for their 43rd General Assembly in...
Politics, March and Paris – the comeback of a movement!
Photo Credit: Heather Craig, Project Survival Media In the past few...
The Anti Coal Human Chain
How do you get 7000 people to unite against two of...
From singing in Mexico to organic farming in Germany, the three lives of Jose
Jose, 57. Professional singer in his twenties, architect for 25 years,...
Organised resistance in Germany’s capital
A look back on more than one year of refugee-strike in...