Interview Poll: Strengthening of ND – Pressure from prices, 'brake' on cars, heating, entertainment
A recent poll shows the New Democracy party in Greece gaining support amid rising prices and social pressure, while the opposition parties also see fluctuations in their standings.
Will the government's trick with inflation work again this time?
The New Democracy government in Greece has twice lowered the threshold for assessing its economic and social policies, using propaganda to frame rising prices as imported issues rather than domestic failures.
COMMENTARY: Czech Republic Inspired by Taliban Opinions Falls to the Level of Lesotho - Alex Švamberk
The article discusses the Czech Republic's perceived decline in political and social standards, drawing comparisons to Lesotho and drawing inspiration from Taliban ideology.
Liberalism: From Economics to Politics
The article explores liberalism as a political ideology rooted in individual freedoms and rights, discussing its historical development and criticisms.
The good warning of transparency
The article reflects on the decline of Jürgen Habermas's ideals of deliberative democracy and transparency in the age of digital communication and neoliberal markets.
SF urges Mette Frederiksen: Make a clear statement
Pia Olsen Dyhr, the leader of the Socialist People's Party in Denmark, urges Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to clarify her position on forming a red government after the upcoming election, emphasizing the party's key priorities in the negotiations.
Foreign Ministry Officials Participated in Iran's Celebration – Receive Criticism from S
Swedish Foreign Ministry officials attended the celebration of the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution at the Iranian embassy in Stockholm, drawing sharp criticism from a prominent Social Democrat.
Letter to the Editor. Noted by DN's Readers on March 19
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the current situation in Sweden and the world, along with the content of the paper on March 19.
"Democratic Beliefs: A Practical Intellectual Who Upheld Them Throughout His Life"
The article reflects on the life and contributions of the late Professor Seo Ik-jin, who passed away on March 7, 2026, and is remembered for his staunch advocacy for democracy and social equality in South Korea.
The head of Million Moments faced backlash for an unusual offer. Marek Prchal evaluated it.
Mikuláš Minář, spokesperson for Million Moments for Democracy, faced mixed reactions after offering his bachelor's thesis and graduation speech as a prize for new subscribers to his personal blog.
Social Discourse: Who Makes Us Think Today?
The article explores the critical role of intellectuals in contemporary society and their significance for democracy in an age dominated by quick information dissemination and social media noise.
3F has spent over 12 million on election ads for early retirement
The Danish trade union 3F has invested over 12 million kroner in election advertisements supporting early retirement, amid the Social Democrats' campaign efforts.
Representative democracy and citizen power
The article discusses the ongoing crisis affecting political parties, which poses a threat to representative democracy as traditionally understood.
Fico among young members of Smer / Predicted that Smer will win the elections, warned about social networks and mocked KDH. Will travel to Moscow again
Robert Fico announced plans for upcoming travel to Moscow and France, while predicting a win for his party, Smer, in the next elections, amid concerns about social media's influence.
We will register a new Social Democracy in June, plans Špidla and others.
Former Czech Social Democratic leader, Vladimír Špidla, announces plans to register a new Social Democracy in June amidst challenges.
Social Democrats around Špidla plan to register a new party in June
The Social Democrats surrounding former leader Vladimír Špidla are planning to register a new party called New Social Democracy in June, aiming for independence from oligarch financing.
A fictional commentary from 2031 on four years of the government of the Republic and Smer
The article presents a satirical commentary reflecting on the four-year tenure of three social democracy parties in Slovakia, focusing on their evolution and educational policies.
Obituary: Mourning for Ulrich Schmetz
Ulrich Schmetz, a long-time social democrat politician and advocate for social issues in Fürstenfeldbruck, has passed away at the age of 79.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty for 'Rzeczpospolita': Social Democracy Begins at Home
Włodzimierz Czarzasty emphasizes the roots of modern leftist values in Enlightenment ideals and advocates for awareness and conscious action among individuals in shaping society.
Jürgen Habermas: Should he not live forever?
The article reflects on the profound impact of Jürgen Habermas on philosophy and social theory, marking his passing as a significant loss for many.
America on Habermas: A Bad Time for This Farewell
Jurgen Habermas, a significant figure in political philosophy, influenced American discourse, particularly in the context of democratic communication and social media's role in public debates.
German philosopher Habermas has died
The prominent German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away, marking a significant loss in the field of philosophy and social theory.
Do More Against Hate on Social Media
The Spanish government needs to adopt a more ambitious approach and engage with Europe to combat online hate speech, which poses a significant threat to democracy.
AI agents can indeed conduct political brainwashing and organize election campaigns themselves
Researchers have found that AI agents based on language models can autonomously coordinate political campaigns, raising concerns about democracy and election integrity.
"Attal seeks to build a laboratory of social democracy": LR denounces the "troubled game" of Renaissance in municipal elections
LR is critiquing Gabriel Attal's strategies in the upcoming municipal elections, suggesting a troubling alignment with the left.
Store
The article discusses a recent cultural performance highlighting the participation and interactions of various musicians, alongside political commentary.
Leško, Šimečka, Hudák, Kostolný: How to Save Democracy – September 29, 2026 in Košice
The article invites readers to a discussion on current political and social events as part of a series focused on saving democracy, featuring prominent Slovak figures.
South Africa: Why Social Cohesion Remains South Africa's Most Urgent Project
South Africa is facing critical challenges to social cohesion 30 years post-democracy, with divisions and mistrust hindering progress toward unity.
The government lashes out at the S-line on nuclear weapons
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard criticizes Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson for opposing discussions with France on nuclear deterrence.
Letters to the Editor: Don't Open the Door to Nuclear Weapons
A letter to the editor argues against the reintroduction of nuclear weapons in Sweden, advocating for increased conscription and modern weaponry instead.
Social media algorithms threaten democracy in Finland, show top researchers
A recent study reveals that social media algorithms in Finland undermine democracy by skewing political discussions towards the right.
The bias of the algorithm: how social networks create tailored realities
The article discusses how social media algorithms shape individual realities, leading to societal fragmentation.
Kast, the president who inflated the expectations of an impatient and scared Chile
José Antonio Kast has assumed the presidency of Chile amidst a climate of social unrest and public apprehension, marking a significant shift in the nation's political dialogue.
Debate on Bans: Protecting the Democracy of Consumers
The article discusses the hypocrisy of the German government pushing for social media bans for children while simultaneously promising to reduce bureaucracy for businesses.
The Social Democrats are Competing in 'Bad Politics'
Svandís Svavarsdóttir criticized the Social Democrats in her final speech as leader of the Left Green Movement, stating they are engaging in 'bad politics' as political dynamics shift to the right.
Bavarian Traditional Dishes: Even the Comrades Indulged in Lung
A report discusses the cultural significance and historical context of the Bavarian dish Lüngerl, highlighting its connections to social events and its evolution in culinary preference post-World War II.
The government's announcement: "Clearly they have had internal problems"
Sweden's government announced changes to residency laws that will temporarily halt teenage deportations while new legislation is developed.
The democracy we build without society
In a recent conference, Dan Slater challenged the conventional view that economic development naturally leads to democracy, emphasizing the importance of social distribution of wealth.
Mário Covas, who died 25 years ago, embodied social democracy when PSDB was a protagonist
Mário Covas, a key figure in Brazil's political history, represented the core social-democratic values of the PSDB party, which has since lost its prominence.
The director behind the high-profile Putin film has made a fatal decision
The article discusses the implications of misinformation and social division in contemporary political contexts, particularly in relation to Vladimir Putin and his influence.
The PSOL and the Future of the Brazilian Left
The article discusses the Brazilian left's political strategies in the face of rising far-right movements and the role of the PSOL party in uniting various leftist factions to defend democracy and promote social justice.
Women of the Impeachment Square Realize Values of Gender Equality and Democracy Through Solidarity
Women participating in the 2024 Impeachment Square protests claim the space as a platform for gender equality and solidarity amid evolving social attitudes.
This is also our place
The article discusses the role of social networks as public spaces for political discourse, emphasizing their importance in combating violence and normalization of hatred in democracy.
After the European Commission's decision on the initiative My Voice, My Choice / European funds as a test of our cohesion – why do we need a fair dialogue among democratic forces?
The European Commission's recent decision has prompted a call for deeper reflection on democratic cooperation in Slovakia amid societal divisions.
A boy trips
An article discussing the impact of the 23-F coup attempt on Spanish democracy and the subsequent social reactions.
Several Sentenced to Prison in Violent LVU Case
Several individuals, including a mother, have been sentenced for their involvement in the kidnapping of children from care and threats made against social workers and politicians in Huddinge, Sweden.
She leaves behind scandals and is powerful. But honestly: Who can see a better alternative?
The article discusses Mette Frederiksen's potential to become one of Denmark's most historically significant prime ministers by winning three consecutive elections.
Commentary: The murder of Palme rang the death knell for the welfare state
The assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 marked a significant turning point for Sweden's welfare state and its societal identity.
Here’s how Mette Frederiksen’s seven-year-old proposal against inequality has progressed
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has renewed her campaign against economic inequality, revealing that only a minority of the proposals from 2019 have been implemented.
Social Democracy is Bigger than the Independence Party Close Behind
Recent polls show the Social Democracy party leading in Reykjavik with 24% support, closely followed by the Independence Party at 22.7%.