Greens.
Ukrainian political party
- Reports this week
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- Active events
- 4
- Connections
- 63
What's happening
Active this week
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Greens warn of power price increases in Australia, with Larissa Waters representing the party.Some support3 reports
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A Greens MP and general practitioner advised future students to share Tim Read's virtues while supporting community reforms.Some support1 report
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District councils in South Oxfordshire are facing infrastructure capacity issues, prompting a Green councillor to push for a comprehensive infrastructure review.Some support1 report
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Newspoll conducted a survey of Australian voters regarding the views of Greens and Labor supporters on migration.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Political developments in London include James Cleverly's front-runner status, the Green Party's growing success, and Boris Johnson's past mayoralty.Some support2 reports
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Greens warn against normalizing excessive surveillance as a law requiring final approval from the Bundesrat.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Green Party is campaigning for representation in Parliament, with Hannah Spencer campaigning in Gorton and seeking seats in London.Some support4 reports
One to three months ago
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The Albanese government passed a tax bill with Greens support, facing opposition from One Nation in the Senate.Well supported4 reports
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Legislation changes and scrapped voting systems are affecting the bloc power of One Nation and the seat count of Labor.Some support1 report
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Greens call for heat resilience as national priority in Scotland.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Political activity in Scotland includes the founding of Independent Green Voice and the publication of party accounts by the Electoral Commission.Some support1 report
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Concerns are being raised about current landfill practices in Tasmania, leading to pressure on the government regarding waste management failures.Some support1 report
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The Opportunity Party and Greens are involved in political maneuvering, including calls for a moratorium on data centers.Some support1 report
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Greens and the Australian Government are debating and calling for a moratorium on data center expansion.Well supported10 reports
Gone quiet
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Polling data shows that both Greens and National Rally voters support deportation ideas regarding immigration.Some support2 reports
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Anthony Albanese's leading government pushes controversial tax changes, gaining support from the Greens, while reacting to Starmer's resignation.Well supported9 reports3 developments inside
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The Green and Liberal parties are facing internal pragmatism regarding their approach to politics, specifically involving the blocking of public housing expenditure.Some support1 report
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Greens, Christopher Luxon, and Carmel Sepuloni engaged in debates regarding economic policy and the current government formation process.Some support1 report
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NDIS bill passage relies on coalition working with Greens, while past comments regarding parental leave are used to criticize current policy.Some support1 report
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The government bloc's voting patterns regarding Greens MPs are under scrutiny, showing wide variance in support.Some support1 report
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Andy Burnham's political venture gained progressive voters from the Greens and defeated rival political groups on its launch.Well supported3 reports
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Around Greens this week
News at the entities that move Greens most-
Anthony Albanese OperationalAn AI agent associated with OpenAI accessed the Australian Medicare data portal, leading to concerns about a data breach.Moves Greens
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government StructuralGovernment plans fast-track resettlement for refugees from Afghanistan and Mandatory Palestine, while Nigel Farage rejects legal routes.Moves Greens
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senate StructuralA bill allowing foreign investment in cooperatives has been approved, concerning legitimate organizations registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.Moves Greens
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Scottish Parliament StructuralA legal guide for Scottish lawmakers was developed, addressing constitutional uncertainty following Supreme Court rulings.Moves Greens
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Larissa Waters OperationalLarissa Waters has been appointed to serve as a Senator representing the state of Queensland.Moves Greens
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Mehreen Faruqi StructuralGreens leader resigns due to health issues as contenders vie for the party's leadership role.Moves Greens
Connections
The 40 strongest of 63, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Anthony Albanese Operational
Anthony Albanese's government actively coordinates with the Greens, securing support and voting together on key legislative matters.
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government Structural
Greens operates as a government agency within the broader governmental structure, evidenced by policy agreements like tax overhauls.
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Scottish Parliament Structural
Greens operates as a political bloc within the Scottish Parliament, holding significant functional power in the chamber.
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Andy Burnham Operational
Greens and Andy Burnham are engaged in active political competition, with the Greens influencing Burnham's voter base and policy platform.
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London Structural
The Green Party is actively campaigning to gain political representation and win seats within the governing bodies of London.
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Larissa Waters Operational
Larissa Waters served as the leader of the Greens party, actively guiding its policy direction until her resignation due to health issues.
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senate Structural
Greens functions as a political constituent group operating within and influencing the Senate's legislative activities.
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Chlöe Swarbrick Structural
Chlöe Swarbrick serves as Co-leader of the Green Party.
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Sally Dowling Structural
The relationship between Sally Dowling and Greens is functional, involving oversight and scrutiny via the DPP office.
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Aiv Puglielli Structural
Aiv Puglielli serves as the workers' rights spokesman for the Greens organization.
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Mehreen Faruqi Structural
Mehreen Faruqi is a senator affiliated with the Greens party.
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European Commission Operational
Greens participates as an EP negotiator alongside the Commission on specific legislative acts.
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David Shoebridge Structural
David Shoebridge serves as the digital rights spokesman for the Greens party.
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Labour Party Operational
The Greens actively challenge the Labour Party from the left, influencing its political viability and policy direction.
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Ellen Sandell Structural
Ellen Sandell serves as the leader of the Greens government agency.
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Labor Structural
The relationship involves the government agency proposing and negotiating tax changes that become binding legislation affecting the company.
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Sébastien Lecornu Operational
The Greens filed a no-confidence motion against Sébastien Lecornu.
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Nicola Willis Operational
The relationship involves active policy debate regarding fiscal responsibility and government direction.
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Tories Operational
The two entities are political rivals whose electoral prospects are mutually dependent on the competitive political landscape.
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Greens actively tracks and applies political pressure regarding waste management failures of the Tasmanian government agency.
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Meta Structural
Greens proposes legislation to regulate Meta's camera glasses.
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Christopher Luxon Operational
The two entities are engaged in competitive political activity regarding economic policy and the formation of government.
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National Party Operational
The two political parties actively compete against each other for parliamentary seats.
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Angus Taylor Operational
Angus Taylor and Greens MPs engage in policy negotiations and voting alignments on legislative matters.
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UNESCO Transactional
A is campaigning to UNESCO (B) for the elevation of Scottish food to World Heritage status.
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Alice Weidel Operational
The entities are observed to be competing against each other in electoral contests in Anhalt.
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Jo Clay Operational
Jo Clay and Greens are engaged in active political disagreement over policy outcomes and accountability.
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James Purnell Structural
James Purnell holds a chief of staff role within the Greens organization.
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Nicola Sturgeon Shared context
Nicola Sturgeon's political actions and leadership are observed within the shared political context of the Greens.
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Dublin Shared context
The entity Greens was observed to be physically present and participating in events within the geographical boundaries of Dublin.
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Gillian Mackay Operational
Gillian Mackay critiques the direction and leadership of the Greens party.
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Orléans Shared context
The government agency's operational function involves the location of Orléans, as evidenced by the movement of bodies from Paris to Orléans.
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Richard Marles Operational
Greens questions the official Richard Marles regarding government support policies.
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YouGov Mentioned together
YouGov, a polling company, was cited as the source predicting the political outcomes for the Greens party.
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Anko Structural
The Greens government agency is proposing legislation that regulates entities related to Anko.
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Scotland Shared context
Greens operates as a body whose priorities, such as heat resilience, are set within the national context of Scotland.
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Antony Green Mentioned together
The relationship is noted in a forecast regarding the potential representation boost of the Greens body, involving Antony Green.
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Switzerland Shared context
Greens operates within the political context of Switzerland, specifically regarding AC.
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Scottish Government Operational
The Greens are actively opposing policy decisions, such as bond issuance plans, put forth by the Scottish Government.
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Oxford Shared context
A Green councillor is observed advocating for infrastructure review within the context of Oxford.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
5 events- A Greens MP and general practitioner advised future students to share Tim Read's virtues while supporting community reforms.
- District councils in South Oxfordshire are facing infrastructure capacity issues, prompting a Green councillor to push for a comprehensive infrastructure review.
- Newspoll conducted a survey of Australian voters regarding the views of Greens and Labor supporters on migration.
- Political developments in London include James Cleverly's front-runner status, the Green Party's growing success, and Boris Johnson's past mayoralty.
- The Green Party is campaigning for representation in Parliament, with Hannah Spencer campaigning in Gorton and seeking seats in London.
August 2026
4 events- Greens warn of power price increases in Australia, with Larissa Waters representing the party.
- Legislation changes and scrapped voting systems are affecting the bloc power of One Nation and the seat count of Labor.
- Political activity in Scotland includes the founding of Independent Green Voice and the publication of party accounts by the Electoral Commission.
- Concerns are being raised about current landfill practices in Tasmania, leading to pressure on the government regarding waste management failures.
July 2026
4 events- Greens warn against normalizing excessive surveillance as a law requiring final approval from the Bundesrat.
- Greens call for heat resilience as national priority in Scotland.
- The Opportunity Party and Greens are involved in political maneuvering, including calls for a moratorium on data centers.
- Greens and the Australian Government are debating and calling for a moratorium on data center expansion.
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June 2026
8 events- The Albanese government passed a tax bill with Greens support, facing opposition from One Nation in the Senate.
- Polling data shows that both Greens and National Rally voters support deportation ideas regarding immigration.
- Anthony Albanese's leading government pushes controversial tax changes, gaining support from the Greens, while reacting to Starmer's resignation.
- The Green and Liberal parties are facing internal pragmatism regarding their approach to politics, specifically involving the blocking of public housing expenditure.
- Greens, Christopher Luxon, and Carmel Sepuloni engaged in debates regarding economic policy and the current government formation process.
- NDIS bill passage relies on coalition working with Greens, while past comments regarding parental leave are used to criticize current policy.
- The government bloc's voting patterns regarding Greens MPs are under scrutiny, showing wide variance in support.
- Andy Burnham's political venture gained progressive voters from the Greens and defeated rival political groups on its launch.