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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.

László Andor: «En Hongrie, malgré l’érosion de la popularité d’Orbán, la gauche peine à regagner en crédibilité»

by Le Figaro 25/08/2025
“László Andor: In Hungary, despite Orbán’s declining popularity, the left struggles to regain credibility” Interview with FEPS Secretary General László Andor in Le Figaro (FR), analysing the rise of populists in Central Europe and the challenges faced by social democracy in rebuilding credibility and addressing deep economic grievances.

En Europe, les partis sociaux-démocrates se sont contentés d’une approche technocratique

by Le Point 04/07/2025
“In Europe, social democratic parties have relied too heavily on a technocratic approach” Interview with FEPS Secretary General László Andor in Le Point (FR), reflecting on the decline of social democracy in Europe and the need to renew its political vision in the face of nationalist challenges.

Why Young Voters Are Ignoring Mainstream Politics

by Social Europe 01/04/2025
Read this Social Europe article, co-authored by FEPS Policy Analyst on Democracy Matteo Dressler, exploring why political parties struggle to engage young voters — and why a new strategy is needed.