Left Organising

Organising to win

How Socialists won key elections in Germany and in the US The German Left party Die Linke’s recent electoral gains in Berlin have...
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Elif Eralp, Die Linke's candidate for mayor, celebrates the party's Berlin election win on 20 September 2026.
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Die Linke Takes Berlin as the AfD Sweeps East Germany

Elias König, Immanuel Nikelski
Things are falling apart in Germany, and the centre no longer holds. This has become abundantly...
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Lessons in Organising from Across the Left

Daniel Sestrajcic, Ada Regelmann & Susanne Lang
We are excited to share the first-ever Organize! reader, launched during the Organize! Movement Meetup in...
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Building Power in the Digital Age

Sophia Bader, Daniel Sestrajcic & Ada Regelmann
How organisers and developers are coming together to rethink the role of tech in movement-building As organising...
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The use of digital tools for organising is widespread across the international Left, but...
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MARTIN HEINLEIN
Version française ci-dessous Co-chairs Ines Schwerdtner and Jan van Aken on the party’s remarkable comeback When we...
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imago images/Achille Abboud
Version française ci-dessous The 2025 German federal election, held some eight months...
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Rede von PTB-Präsident Raoul Hedebouw am 1. Mai 2024 in Brüssel, Belgien.
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In Belgien finden die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament wieder im Schatten der nationalen Parlaments- und Regionalwahlen statt, somit dürfte auch mit...
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“Someone who cares about housing.“ Kay-Michael Dankl is not only present in the neighbourhoods during the election campaign. The KPÖ candidate for the office of mayor in Salzburg achieved 28 percent in the municipal elections on 10 March and made it to the run-off, where he is running against the SPÖ candidate.
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Learning from Salzburg

Ines Schwerdtner
KPÖ Plus becomes the second strongest force in the municipal council and mayoral elections in Salzburg Kay-Michael Dankl is...
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