Beyond winning votes: UK elections as opportunities to shift the political conversation

If the government believes the real threat comes from the right, it will pull to the right. Our job is to change that story.

Albania: It's not just about flamingos – The protest has deep roots

Reclaiming patriotism from the nationalists, leaning on the diaspora, and the fear of organising beyond Tirana, in the struggle for the country's future.

Reclaiming Serbia’s democracy

In the wake of a tragedy, a student uprising calls for government accountability. The journey from protests to electoral politics.

We got rid of Poland's right-wing government. The hardest part? The liberals that came next.

Nearly three years ago, Poland was the world's favourite democracy success story. Eight years of authoritarian rule were defeated at the ballot box. But today the idea that Poland is undergoing a truly progressive transformation is dead. What happened?

Introducing Frontline Notes

Frontline Notes exists to support organisers, campaigners, and change-makers in sharing what they are learning about building power in real time. We aim to create a place for honest reflection and exchange, enabling us to strengthen progressive movements across Europe together.