Sweden – the leader still leads
Yes, I love Sweden. I lived there and I am favouring the swedish education system and the general attitude towards each other up there (despite it being a little cold) over Germany or even the States. But since the Socialdemocratic Kingdom of Sweden became right-wing, there was much reason to concern. They turned back the wheel of time towards free Capitalism and environmen

Lost in Translation: Greens
Can a Green Party make a coalition with a conservative one? Green Youth at the Party Conference, protesting the "Jamaica" coalition in the tiny German state

Africa afraid of being taken hostage
An interesting blog on the COP15-website. It would be very brave of African countries to walk out of the Bella Center in Copenhagen if the deal gets to bad in December. However, having been in Eritrea and see firsthand what happens if a country is “self-relied” and “strong and honest” makes me wonder if this strategy, while being morally probably the better one, is in realpolitik really senseful. Interesting that the otherwise rather mainstreamed WWF has the position stated here. Africa afraid of being taken hostage Highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change,

Mamirauá: Conservation, Sustainable Development and Research (Jannas Blog)
Look what I found on a good friends Blog! Amazing pictures and an interesting report. Check it!

EGP Council in Malmö in full swing
The Green movements European leg currently meets in Malmö: all Green Parties of Europe plus some affiliated groups are represented here. There are some intersting points on the agenda. The election of a new committee of the European Green Party (EGP), a discussion on the common election-campaign this year that brought yet again a bunch of Greens into the European Parliament, and some resolutions on issues ranging from the Stockholm P