How Socialists won key elections in Germany and in the US The German Left party Die Linke’s recent electoral gains in Berlin have renewed attention to the organising methods behind its campaigns. They...

Iceland says No. But to what exactly? On 29 August 2026, Icelanders voted on whether to resume accession negotiations with the European Union. The result was close but clear: 52.8 percent voted No and...

After Sweden went to the polls, the left party bloc ekes out a 0.2 percent victory over the right bloc.

Sweden goes to the polls on 13 September. What are the prospects for the left bloc?

The idea of “nature” or “biodiversity” credits is gaining traction as a proposed solution to the growing biodiversity crisis. These credits should certify measurable biodiversity gains, such as habita...

Location: EL Dorf, Volksstimmefest, Vienna Performance Dates: 5–6 September 2026 Application Deadline: 10 August 2026 Contract Type: Service contract / freelance engagement About the Rosa-Luxemburg-St...

The EU Pact in Italy The road to the implementation of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum in Italy is quite ambivalent: on the one hand, as lawyers and NGOs have commented, it will be very likely del...

On 16 June, the European Parliament approved a trade deal agreed a year ago by Ursula von der Leyen and Donald Trump at Trump’s golf resort in Turnberry. The Left was the only political group united i...

[:en]After a record 69 days of negotiations, Denmark has a new minority coalition government, dependent on the support of the radical left. The 77-page centre-left agreement contains important social ...

[:en]The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is one of the largest political education institutions in Germany today, with offices in many countries worldwide. The Brussels Office operates as a think tank focusin...

[:en]As long as electricity remains organised around private profit rather than public need, expanding renewables alone will not deliver affordable energy in Europe Each new energy shock in Europe is ...

[:en]The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is one of the largest political education institutions in Germany today, with offices in many countries worldwide. The Brussels Office operates as a think tank focusin...

[:en]We are excited to share the first-ever Organize! reader, launched during the Organize! Movement Meetup in Malmö on 15–17 May 2026, organised by the Brussels Office of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung ...

[:en]As long as electricity remains organised around private profit rather than public need, expanding renewables alone will not deliver affordable energy in EuropeEach new energy shock in Europe is t...

[:en]The use of digital tools for organising is widespread across the international Left, but often fails to realize its full potential. Capacity limits, a lack of strategy, and conflicting perspectiv...

[:en]As energy costs surge and decarbonisation pressures mount, Europe’s steel crisis exposes the limits of profit-driven industry — and the case for public ownershipEurope’s steel sector is in crisis...

[:en]The use of digital tools for organising is widespread across the international Left, but often fails to realize its full potential. Capacity limits, a lack of strategy, and conflicting perspectiv...

[:en]How organisers and developers are coming together to rethink the role of tech in movement-buildingAs organising increasingly intersects with digital infrastructure, questions of strategy, tools, ...

[:en]As energy costs surge and decarbonisation pressures mount, Europe’s steel crisis exposes the limits of profit-driven industry — and the case for public ownershipEurope’s steel sector is in crisis...

[:en]This joint publication by the European Network of Political Foundations (ENoP) and the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung’s Brussels Office, authored by journalist and analyst Francesca de Benedetti, explor...

[:en]The European steel industry is once again in crisis. A sector that currently supports around 300,000 direct and between 2.3 and 2.5 million indirect jobs has been increasingly seeing steel companies announce closures, mass layoffs and ...

[:en]As energy costs surge and decarbonisation pressures mount, Europe’s steel crisis exposes the limits of profit-driven industry — and the case for public ownershipEurope’s steel sector is in crisis...

[:en]As rents soar across Europe, the European Parliament reinforces market logic instead of confronting the structural roots of the housing crisisDespite lacking direct legislative competence in hous...

[:en]The European steel industry is once again in crisis. A sector that currently supports around 300,000 direct and between 2.3 and 2.5 million indirect jobs has been increasingly seeing steel compan...

[:en]On 24 March, Denmark goes to the polls in an early election that could reshape the Nordic country’s political landscapeEarlier this year, Social Democratic Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was ri...