2020 ended with a historic US election, and 2021began with a similarly historic and sensational election. The traditionally Republican-dominated state…
Will Georgia be the game changer? Are the saviors of US sanity the voters of Stone Mountain?
We went to Georgia to learn why this southern state with a decades-long and firmly rooted Republican tradition has become so important to the…
Much like its Great Depression counterpart, a Green New Deal's success will depend on coalition building and compromise between both parties.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is an example of how to make progressive politics accessible and interesting to a broad audience.
Activism and representation are connected
Attention across the world to the US elections has focused only on the federal level. But the battle for the statehouses mattered too.
The words “coalition,” “big tent,” and “balance” are being thrown around a lot when Cabinet picks are discussed. But history teaches that the left…
What we can learn from Willy Brandt 50 years after the Warsaw genuflection
Postwar global progress has hinged on a transatlantic alliance of progressive parties. The election in the United States potentially opens a new…
Page 1 of 5
1023 15th Street, NW Washington, DC 20005
+1-202-408-5444fesdc[at]fesdc.org
+1-202-408-5444canada[at]fesdc.org
The new mega trade deal RCEP is set to change the geo-economic and geopolitical map. The future of the international order will be decided in Asia
More
Mariano Schuster in Buenos Aires explains why Argentinians called him 'God' and why he was loved among the poor
A society with too little women — and too many ‘excess men’ — is more prone to conflict and violence
Between right-wing polarisation and progressives' blind spots, the culture war over 'gender' rages with full force
If the US is to resume its role as in the liberal international order, it needs to overcome the domestic divisions