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Party and Election Analysis

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation produces a wide range of studies in the context of elections: election night reports on important state, federal, and European elections, and analysis of programmes, campaigns, and results worldwide, particularly with regard to left-wing parties and governments.

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Europe: Ruin or Renewal?

DossierEurope: Ruin or Re­newal?

Fuelled by growing economic hardships and fears about the future of the continent, an alarming drift…

DossierFrance’s Month of De­cision

The timing couldn’t be more fortuitous: as the war in Ukraine unsettles political certainties across…

The Tyranny of the Minority

Analysis | 27.11.2023The Tyranny of the Minor­ity

Under Donald Trump’s banner, US Republicans are becoming the party of white Christian nationalism

Argentina’s Far-Right President-Elect

Comment | 22.11.2023Ar­gen­tina’s Far-Right Pres­id­ent-Elect

The international media often labels Javier Milei a radical libertarian, but he’s as far-right as…

Is Marxism Alive in Nepal?

Essay | 13.11.2023Is Marx­ism Alive in Nepal?

Ostensibly Communist parties govern the Himalayan republic, but socialism remains a long way off

Egypt’s Presidential Pantomime

Analysis | 03.11.2023Egypt’s Pres­id­en­tial Pan­to­mime

Egyptians are headed to the polls next month, but the winner is a foregone conclusion

“A Heavy Blow”

Interview | 27.10.2023“A Heavy Blow”

Sahra Wagenknecht’s decision to leave Die Linke brings clarity, but at a high cost

Ecuador’s New President is a Billionaire’s Son

News | 16.10.2023Ecuador’s New Pres­id­ent is a Bil­lion­aire’s Son

What Daniel Noboa’s agenda will mean for the future of the country

What Can the Left Learn from the Spanish Elections?

Analysis | 12.10.2023What Can the Left Learn from the Span­ish Elec­tions?

The Left achieved surprisingly good results in the 2023 election, but it’s not out of the woods yet

Die Linke as a Protagonist of Transformation

Comment | 10.10.2023Die Linke as a Prot­ag­on­ist of Trans­form­a­tion

The case for a constructive renewal of Germany’s only socialist party

A Progressive Turn in Latvia?

Comment | 09.10.2023A Pro­gress­ive Turn in Latvia?

Last month, the centre-left formed a government for the first time since independence

Women Will Decide the Outcome of Poland’s Elections

Essay | 03.10.2023Wo­men Will De­cide the Out­come of Po­land’s Elec­tions

To defeat the ruling party, the opposition must rally the country’s feminist movement

Bulgaria’s False Dilemma

Analysis | 26.09.2023Bul­garia’s False Di­lemma

When elections become a ritualized contest between the status quo and nebulous “change”, apathy wins

Making the Difference

Comment | 19.09.2023Mak­ing the Dif­fer­ence

Perspectives for the European Left going into the 2024 European elections

Learning from Graz

Feature | 18.09.2023Learn­ing from Graz

What can the recent successes of Austria’s Communist Party teach the European Left?

Unity Makes Strength?

Studies | 09/2023Unity Makes Strength?

Analysing the prospects for the French Left and NUPES in the 2024 European elections

The Far Right in the European Parliament

Analysis | 12.09.2023The Far Right in the European Par­lia­ment

Although split along factional lines, right-wing parties continue to surge across the continent

Can a Few Sparks Light a Fire?

Feature | 06.09.2023Can a Few Sparks Light a Fire?

In Hungary, a fledging New Left is rebuilding amidst the ruins of Orbánism

Rising Tensions in Senegal

Analysis | 05.09.2023Rising Ten­sions in Senegal

President Sall may not run for a third term, but repression against his opponents continues unabated…

Between the Status Quo, Authoritarianism, and Dignity

Analysis | 28.08.2023Between the Status Quo, Au­thor­it­ari­an­ism, and Dig­nity

Panama prepares to elect its next president

Zimbabwe at the Crossroads

Analysis | 22.08.2023Zi­m­b­abwe at the Cross­roads

Will the 2023 elections break the ruling party’s stranglehold?

Cairo’s Panopticon 2.0

Analysis | 13.08.2023Cairo’s Pan­op­ticon 2.0

The history and present of state surveillance in Egypt

Argentina’s Crisis Election

Report | 08.08.2023Ar­gen­tina’s Crisis Elec­tion

As the economic situation continues to deteriorate, the main parties promise more of the same

Is There No Alternative for East Germany?

Interview | 04.08.2023Is There No Al­tern­at­ive for East Ger­many?

Die Linke’s Katharina König-Preuss on the growing far-right threat in the eastern states

“At the European Level We Need European Struggle”

Interview | 31.07.2023“At the European Level We Need European Struggle”

Belgian Workers’ Party MEP Marc Botenga on building the Left in- and outside of parliament

Cambodia’s Election Was a Foregone Conclusion

Analysis | 28.07.2023Cam­bodia’s Elec­tion Was a Fore­gone Con­clu­sion

As Hun Sen hands power to his son, could a new generation restore democratic norms?

Rebuilding the Greek Left

Interview | 26.07.2023Re­build­ing the Greek Left

Michalis Kritharidis of MeRA25 on the Left’s prospects in the wake of a crushing electoral defeat

Video | 12.07.2023Why Did Er­doğan Win the Turk­ish Elec­tions?

Lecture and discussion with Cihan Tuğal, Professor of Sociology at the University of California,…

Egypt: A Decade of Counter-Revolution

Analysis | 03.07.2023Egypt: A Dec­ade of Counter-Re­volu­tion

The ten years since the coup have witnessed unprecedented repression and censorship

The Far Right Is Here to Stay

Comment | 29.06.2023The Far Right Is Here to Stay

Figures like Italy’s Giorgia Meloni threaten to establish a new normal in European politics

Inciting a Passion for Justice

Interview | 26.06.2023In­cit­ing a Pas­sion for Justice

After a bruising defeat, the Spanish Left hopes to rally behind Yolanda Díaz’s presidential run

“It’s about the Sustainability of This Continent”

Interview | 21.06.2023“It’s about the Sus­tain­ab­il­ity of This Con­tin­ent”

A conversation with Martin Schirdewan, co-chair of The Left in the European Parliament