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%.
Arkadiusz Kasznia: Wojtek Olejniczak's Smiling Face Cut the Wings of SDPL
Arkadiusz Kasznia reflects on the impact of Wojtek Olejniczak's actions on the Social Democracy of Poland (SDPL).
Three men remanded for robberies
The Danish Social Democrats' proposal for a 0.5% tax on fortunes over 25 million kroner has sparked mixed reactions, from strong opposition by Dansk Industri to support by Oxfam Denmark.
In Memory of Jesse Jackson [Jang Seok-jun's Progressive Politics]
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson passed away at the age of 84, remembered for his leadership in the African American community and significant influence in Democratic politics.
Dialogue with a Reader
The article discusses reader feedback on minimum wage trends in Brazil and critiques on economic analysis regarding productivity and real minimum wage.
PS: Cazeneuve calls on socialists to organize a 'congress' of social democracy after the municipal elections
Bernard Cazeneuve is urging the Socialist Party to hold a congress that includes all factions of social democracy following the municipal elections.
“We should have negotiated with Russia while Biden was president”
Rolf Mützenich, a leading figure in Germany's social democracy, argues that it might be better for Ukraine to exist as a divided nation than to continue the ongoing conflict, reflecting a pacifist perspective on the war.
InSocial Event: Lessons from the Governance of the Labour Party in Britain
The event analyzed the governance of the British Labour Party and potential lessons for the Greek center-left, featuring insights from experts in political science.
Franco Berardi, Italian Philosopher: "The Word Values Means Nothing to Me, It Means Nothing"
Franco Berardi, an Italian philosopher, critiques the current political and social crisis in Western Europe, particularly addressing disillusionment with social democracy and rising extreme right sentiments.
SSU's Chairman in Köping Faces Deportation to Iraq
Afnan Agha, the chairman of SSU in Köping, faces deportation to Iraq, highlighting her struggles and dedication to the social democratic cause in Sweden.
In the Social Democratic little school, we must first and foremost be safe together
The article discusses a shift in school and education policy in Denmark towards creating a safe environment over just achieving measurable educational goals.
The Suicide of Democratic Socialism in Spain
The article discusses the challenges facing democracy in Spain and Europe, including the decline of social democracy and the rise of extreme right movements.
Annie Ross elected new chair of Reformisterna
Annie Ross has been elected as the new chair of the social democratic association, Reformisterna, succeeding Markus Kallifatides.
Political Bureau of PASOK: Autonomous course, bilateral widening, the New Democracy is the opponent - "Panagopoulos should resign" from the leadership of the GSEE
The Political Bureau of PASOK convened to discuss the party's strategy and agenda ahead of the upcoming national elections while addressing ideological identity.
AUF leader wants to rename 'MS Thorbjørn'
The AUF leader proposes renaming the MS 'Thorbjørn' due to outrage over Norwegian officials' connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
A. Papadopoulos: The main problem of the country is the political system itself
Former Minister Alekos Papadopoulos emphasized the need for institutional renewal of Greece and radical changes to the state's functions at a discussion event organized by the Institute for Social Democracy.
Insocial: Radical 'restart' in institutions - The intervention of Alekos Papadopoulos
Former Minister Alekos Papadopoulos called for a radical overhaul of Greece's political system during a recent event, criticizing the prime minister-centric model of governance as a root cause of institutional stagnation.
The Debates We Do Not Have in the PSOE
The article discusses the necessity for internal dialogue within the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) to address key issues from fighting the far-right to social-democratic renewal.
The "Harmony Center" is Revived for the Saeima Elections
The revival of the "Harmony Center" aims to attract various civic groups and individuals into the political process in Latvia.
SPD: A Party Between Power Source and Wrecking Ball
The SPD aims to reinvent itself amid significant reforms while communicating the importance of the social state to its members.
Germany Blog: Klingbeil: 'The old world is not coming back'
The SPD leadership outlines the party's vision for a new platform focused on social equality and the challenges of the modern world during a board retreat in Berlin.
The Social Democracy 21 Manifesto: the terms of the debate
Jordi Sevilla's Social Democracy 21 Manifesto, initially anticipated to attract significant attention and support within the PSOE, seems to have received a tepid reception post-release with only one notable endorsement instead of the expected forty.
Jenny Andersson: Doesn't Social Democracy Care About Sweden's 18-Year-Old Stepchildren?
Jenny Andersson critiques the Social Democratic Party's mixed messages on the treatment of 18-year-olds facing deportation from Sweden.
SPD discusses new guiding principles: Social Democratic search for meaning
The SPD is deliberating its long-term agenda while remaining unfazed by the Union's proposals for social cuts, with local leaders expressing optimism about the party's future direction.
In the Hands of the Far Right
The article discusses the alarming rise of far-right forces in Europe, fueled by Trump's influence, amidst a regression of leftist movements.
"We have reached the tipping point, the productive members are leaving the country"
A discussion between WELT publisher Ulf Poschardt and economist Daniel Stelter highlights tensions between the treatment of welfare recipients and the working population regarding taxation in social democracy.
Former Municipal Director: The Social Democracy's Populist School Proposal is Both Expensive and Unrealistic
The article critiques the Social Democrats' new school proposal, arguing that it is unfunded and unrealistic, despite its popularity among voters.
The S-Solution is 'Mette Classic'. The question is whether a confrontation with the public school will satisfy voters
Mette Frederiksen presents a renewed Social Democratic proposal focused on the public school system, raising questions about voter satisfaction.
Ideology, Work, and Neuroscience in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The article explores contrasting perspectives from a liberal and a social democrat on how societies will address job displacement caused by artificial intelligence over the next 20 years, including potential violent responses.
Anna Diamantopoulou: "8 clear positions that we all agree on in PASOK"
Anna Diamantopoulou outlined eight key positions that everyone in PASOK agrees on during her TV interview, emphasizing the party's social-democratic identity and its role as a power party.
The Great Task of Regaining the Trust of City Residents
Pétur Marteinsson, the newly elected leader of the Social Democratic Alliance in Reykjavik, emphasizes that the key goal for the upcoming elections is to restore the trust of city residents following a successful primary election.
Jordi Sevilla leads the alternative of critical PSOE militants against the 'dead end' caused by the 'confrontational block politics' encouraged by Pedro Sánchez
Jordi Sevilla spearheads a critical movement within the PSOE as part of the Socialdemocracy 21 manifesto, advocating for self-criticism and a return to social democratic principles in response to the party's current confrontational politics.
Social Democracy 21
The article discusses the relevance and evolution of social democracy in contemporary political landscapes, particularly in Argentina.
Jordi Sevilla launches a manifesto on Monday to "revitalize" the PSOE and change the course of government policies
Former socialist minister Jordi Sevilla is launching a manifesto aimed at revitalizing the PSOE and altering the policies of Pedro Sánchez's government back towards social democracy.
Regarding the tightening of criteria in the creation of 'private chiringuito universities'
The article discusses the implications of stricter criteria for the establishment of private universities, emphasizing the need for a critical examination of both the extreme right's positions and the management by social democracy over the past 36 years.