France confirms classification of Mélenchon's party as extreme left for the first time
France's highest administrative court has confirmed the classification of the LFI party as extreme left and the UDR as extreme right for upcoming municipal elections.
From the PS to the Greens, the Stockholm Syndrome that Traps the Left in the Arms of the Unsubmissive
Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his party La France Insoumise are viewed as a refuge from the far-right National Rally by other left-wing parties, despite controversy and criticism surrounding his remarks.
Municipal Elections 2026: The State Council Confirms the Classification of LFI as 'Far Left'
The State Council of France has confirmed the classification of the LFI party as 'far left' and the UDR party as 'far right' for the upcoming municipal elections in March 2026.
City Budget of Frankfurt: Coalition Unexpectedly Relies on The Left
The Frankfurt coalition has chosen to work with the Left party to approve the city's six billion euro budget for 2026, diverging from previous cooperation with the CDU.
Doris Raudsepp, who joined Isamaa, will start working at the Nõmme municipal government
Doris Raudsepp, who recently left the Reform Party and joined Isamaa, has been appointed as the deputy mayor of the Nõmme district.
Lidegaard is so strongly against a blue-black government that he considers a coup against DF
Martin Lidegaard's opposition to a blue-black government leads him to contemplate drastic measures against the Danish People's Party (DF).
The Left-Green Movement and the Independence Party Give In in the City
The Left-Green Movement and the Independence Party have made concessions in negotiations regarding the city governance in Reykjavik.
Opposition in Hungary Increases Lead, Orbán Sends Troops to the Streets. 45 Days Left Until Elections
The Hungarian opposition party Tisza has an 11-point lead over Orbán's Fidesz party nationwide, with a larger 20-point lead among decided voters just 45 days before the elections.
Newsom's 'disgraceful' call for Dems to be 'culturally normal' is 'dangerous,' far-left podcaster says
Podcast host Jennifer Welch criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for his comments urging Democrats to focus on more mainstream issues instead of niche cultural topics, calling it 'political suicide.'
Electoral law, Schlein: 'Unacceptable'. Uprising of the center-left: 'A distraction tactic'
Elly Schlein of the Democratic Party expresses frustration over approaches from the center-right regarding electoral law discussions, labeling them as unacceptable and calling for more serious dialogue with the Prime Minister.
Albanese's caucus unity comes at a price
Australian Prime Minister Albanese's efforts to maintain caucus unity are leading to a public silence among Labor's left faction, particularly regarding controversial issues like the repatriation of ISIS brides.
Poll in France: 63% say they would never vote for the radical left, compared to 45% who say they would never vote for the far right
A recent poll reveals that 63% of French voters would never choose the radical left party La France Insoumise, while 45% express similar sentiments towards the far-right National Rally party.
France: Significant difference between far right and left reported by a poll
A recent poll indicates that 63% of French voters would choose any party other than the far-left party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon in a second round election, compared to 45% for any party other than Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally.
Jeremy Corbyn set to be Your Party parliamentary leader after major vote
Jeremy Corbyn has been elected as the parliamentary leader of the new left-wing party, Your Party, amidst internal disputes.
Is Sharad Pawar's party going to be left without MPs in the Rajya Sabha? The battle for existence within MVA
Sharad Pawar faces significant challenges as his party risks losing representation in the Rajya Sabha due to political maneuvering and recent developments.
Melenchon Attempts to Resist Media Pressure with the Help of Social Media
Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left party La France Insoumise, is using social media to combat media criticism amid a political crisis.
The Caivano Decree Works. But the PD Complains
The Italian left criticizes the Caivano Decree, which has significantly reduced crimes among 14-year-olds, despite its apparent success in lowering juvenile delinquency.
V-sawing after Mohamsson's mobile meeting: "Clearly Sweden's most irrelevant party"
Education Minister Simona Mohamsson hosted a meeting to discuss students' screen time, which was criticized by the Left Party as redundant given existing agreements and forthcoming regulations on mobile phone usage in schools.
The murder of a right activist sheds light on Unsubmissive France: Who are they and what politics do they lead?
The murder of 23-year-old right-wing activist Quentin Deranque has led to the arrest of 11 individuals, including members associated with the extreme left party Unsubmissive France, sparking widespread public outrage.
Why ministerial posts are completely decisive
The Left Party insists on securing ministerial posts, emphasizing their critical role in ensuring political promises are fulfilled in future government negotiations.
After Holocaust Scandal: Left Party Excludes Spokesperson of the Left Youth for Two Years
The Left Party in Germany has excluded Martha Wüthrich, the spokesperson for the Left Youth, for two years due to her antisemitic comments and Holocaust relativization.
Municipal Elections: Should the Left Refuse Any Electoral Alliance with France Insoumise?
The article discusses whether the left should refuse electoral alliances with the France Insoumise party, considering recent controversies and political dynamics in France.
Will the Right Win in 2027? Not Necessarily. In the Era of Triopoly, the Chances of Liberals and the Left are Growing
Polls suggest an uptick in anti-right sentiments in Poland, indicating challenges for the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) as support declines and new political configurations emerge.
Has the Left Forgotten Jyoti Babu's Trip to Israel? Modi's Tour Indicates Shame
The article discusses Jyoti Basu's historic visit to Israel and contrasts it with the current political climate and foreign policy of India.
DOUG SCHOEN: One big winner, one giant loser and one big problem after Trump's State of the Union
Donald Trump's State of the Union address highlighted positive achievements but left unclear whether it shifted America's political landscape significantly.
Junqueras attacks Rufián behind closed doors: 'He is harming the organization. I don't like his attitude. He is making a mistake.'
Oriol Junqueras criticizes Gabriel Rufián's leadership strategies within ERC, emphasizing that Rufián's attempt at creating left-wing coalitions lacks support and could harm the party.
Nils Ušakovs has left the board of the party "Saskaņa"
Nils Ušakovs has stepped down from the board of Latvia's "Saskaņa" party to focus on his role as the EU budget rapporteur for 2027.
Ušakov has left the board of the ‘Saskaņa’ party
Ušakov steps down from the board of the ‘Saskaņa’ party to focus on his role as the main rapporteur for the European Union's 2027 budget.
Gerardo Pisarello: "The left must understand and cooperate as much as possible"
Gerardo Pisarello, a candidate for the leftist party in Barcelona, emphasizes the need for a united front among leftist parties in Spain.
VIDEO shows the start of a fire that left 41 dead during New Year's party at a bar in Switzerland
A new video has emerged showing the moment a fire broke out at a Swiss bar during a New Year's celebration, resulting in 41 deaths.
Bakić from Možemo does not see left-wing radicalism: Just look at how much there is in his party
Damir Bakić from the Možemo party responded to accusations of left-wing radicalism by highlighting the lack of evidence and accusing others of right-wing extremism.
Silver Kuusik resigned from the position of chairman of ERK and left the party
Silver Kuusik has stepped down as chairman of the Estonian Nationalists and Conservatives party (ERK) citing health reasons and has also left the party.
State Elections: Merz: We Want No Cooperation with AfD or Leftists
CDU leader Friedrich Merz firmly rejects any collaboration with the Left Party and AfD ahead of the upcoming state elections in Germany.
Local Elections in the Region: Membership Boom for the Left
The Left party in Germany is experiencing a surge in membership following its unexpected success in the 2025 federal elections.
The New Jetten Government Sworn in in the Netherlands – Wilders Left Out
The newly elected government under Prime Minister R. Jetten has been sworn in, marking the exclusion of Geert Wilders and his party from power after a recent election.
How many Democrats aligned with the Yes. The guarantee wing will be decisive
A faction of the Italian left diverges from the hardline stance of the Democratic Party regarding a referendum on the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors.
Beyond the PSOE: Where the Game is Played
The article discusses the need for left-wing and plurinational parties to develop shared agendas to counteract the rise of the far-right Vox party in Spain.
The left creates a poisoned atmosphere. What a mistake it is to return to judicial zealotry
Enrico Morando, a founding member of the Democratic Party, warns against the hostile environment facing supporters of judicial reforms within the left, highlighting the challenges they face from within their own ranks.
No Majority for No Confidence Against SV Leader
A proposed vote of no confidence against Kirsti Bergstø, leader of the Socialist Left Party (SV), was rejected at the Troms SV county meeting.
Vote of no confidence against the leader of SV defeated in Troms
A vote of no confidence against Kirsti Bergstø, the leader of the Socialist Left Party (SV), was defeated at the Troms SV regional meeting with 10 votes in favor and 29 against, indicating strong internal support for her leadership.
He could become France's Charlie Kirk
The article discusses political tensions in France surrounding the far-left party meeting and counter-protests against anti-Israel rhetoric, with parallels drawn to American political figures.
Bad news for Hołownia. Almost half of Poles give him no chance
A significant internal split in the Poland 2050 party has left its founder, Szymon Hołownia, feeling betrayed and facing dwindling support among Poles, with recent polls indicating a lack of confidence in his political future.
New Left: 'The government must stop presenting shipwrecks as isolated “expected” and “random” tragedies'
The New Left party in Greece criticizes the government for treating recent maritime tragedies involving refugees as isolated incidents instead of a systemic issue.
SV local branch promotes a vote of no confidence against the party leadership
The local branch of the Socialist Left Party in Tjeldsund has unanimously proposed a vote of no confidence against party leader Kirsti Bergstø following their evaluation of the recent election campaign.
Increased party activity in the weeks leading up to the primary
The Green Left party in Reykjavík is currently holding a primary election with several candidates vying for top positions ahead of the municipal elections.
Vote of No Confidence Against Own Party Leader: - Arrogant and Patronizing
The Troms SV party is facing a vote of no confidence against its leader Kirsti Bergstø due to increasing dissatisfaction among members.
Kostas Skandalidis in VIMA: The ND wants to liquidate Pasok because it is afraid of it
Kostas Skandalidis discusses the expansion efforts of Pasok and its implications in an interview, addressing reactions to the names mentioned and the party's relationship with ND and other left-center parties.
To Catch the Train.. Merkel Misses the Moment of Merz's Victory
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel left the CDU party election in Stuttgart before the announcement of Friedrich Merz's victory due to concerns about missing her train.
Curious lessons from the PP in the case of rape
The article discusses the left's response to a recent case related to the Popular Party (PP) and the emergence of far-right sentiments in Spain.
Schlein-Landini, the No is the last resort for the two aspiring leaders
Elly Schlein and Maurizio Landini are positioning themselves ahead of an upcoming referendum, seeking political advantage and leadership within the left in Italy.