30/01/2023

This fourth edition of the Progressive Yearbook has been published in a year of war and, therefore, mostly looks at the war itself, the actors involved and the implications for Europe, as well as the ways it has affected our lives.

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As in previous editions, the FEPS Progressive Yearbook 2023 contains two national cases which consider the state of democracy and social democratic forces in Sweden and Greece. We also provide a global perspective on the shifting world order and the United States. Finally, this Yearbook is completed by an attempt to analyse the present and interpret tendencies in order to foresee what comes next for Europe and European progressives. This yearly edition counted on renowned authors’ contributions, including academics, politicians, and civil society representatives.

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15/01/2026

Financing enlargement via the 2028-2034 MFF

This brief intends to explain how the European Commission’s proposal for the 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial […]
19/12/2025

Moving beyond neoliberalism in EU trade policy

European Union trade policy finds itself at a crossroads. After three decades of neoliberal dominance in the […]
15/12/2025

The great unravelling

“The great unravelling” examines the challenges that the new era of globalisation poses for progressive […]
09/12/2025

Tackling the housing crisis in Europe

Progressive ideas for affordable and sustainable housing policies
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15/12/2025

FEPS Extraordinary General Assembly 2025

10/12/2025

‘Tackling the housing crisis in Europe’ Flickr album

Photo album of the ‘Tackling the housing crisis in Europe‘ event at the European Parliament […]
17/11/2025

New own resources in the MFF proposal

Photo album of the ‘New own resources in the MFF proposal‘ event at FEPS HQ, […]
13/11/2025

‘EU-LAC dialogue on Just Transition and trade’ Flickr album

Photo album of the ‘EU-LAC dialogue on Just Transition and trade’ at Santa Marta, Colombia. […]
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29/01/2026
FEPS HQ

FEPS’ New Year Reception & Progressive Yearbook launch

7th edition
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23/01/2026
Lisbon, Portugal (Expert meeting)

Mapping transnational far-right networks in Europe

The expert roundtable will bring together researchers, civil society actors, and progressive policymakers to examine […]
10/12/2025
EP, Brussels (Expert meeting)

Defending democratic values and advancing progressive policy in the EU institutions

FEPS in cooperation with FES Brussels convened a roundtable in the European Parliament to examine […]
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16/12/2025

FEPS commentary on the EU Affordable Housing Plan

The announcement of the EU Affordable Housing Plan by Commissioner Dan Jørgensen is a historic milestone […]
08/12/2025

Friends of the Western Balkans’ joint statement

Belgrade, 21 November 2025 We, the Friends of the Western Balkans (FoWB) – representatives of […]
04/12/2025

It is high time that the goal is set on “Quality”

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27/11/2025

Is a bad COP outcome better than no outcome at all?

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“Talking with the enemy” – POLITICO Brussels Playbook, January 13

by POLITICO 13/01/2026
Read Nicolas Schmit, FEPS President-elect, in the 'POLITICO Brussels Playbook'. He calls for stronger European solidarity and a more assertive EU stance to defend its digital rules - particularly in the face of US sanctions.

Liberal democracy’s social, societal fabric under threat – Live from the EPC Annual Conference 2025

by EPC 08/12/2025
In a podcast by the European Policy Centre (EPC), FEPS Secretary General, László Andor, discusses how liberal democracy in Europe is being challenged not only at the institutional level but also through the erosion of social rights and what Europe must do to defend its social foundations.

Migranti: Amato a FEPS — “Socialisti e populisti fomentano ossessione”

by Avanti! 29/09/2025
“Migrants: Amato to FEPS — ‘Socialists and populists fuel obsession’” News article in Avanti! where Hedwig Giusto, FEPS Head of International Affairs, critiques how both populist and some socialist political forces are stoking fear around migration. Giusto calls for balanced migration policies that respect human rights, reinforce solidarity among member states, and reject securitarian obsessions.

Líderes progresistas internacionales se reunieron en Buenos Aires para ponerle un freno al avance de la extrema derecha

by Mi Valle 23/09/2025
“International progressive leaders met in Buenos Aires to push back against the rise of the far right” News article in Mi Valle reporting on the meeting of progressive leaders from Europe and Latin America in Buenos Aires, where FEPS President Maria João Rodrigues took part, stressing the need to build common strategies to defend democracy and social justice against the far right.