Party guide 2026
The Green Party describes itself as part of the green political movement. Climate, nature, social justice and human rights are recurring starting points in its policies.
Five policy areas at a glance
Economy
Green investment, pricing emissions, stronger basic security and more progressive taxation of capital and wealth.
Migration
A humane and legally secure approach, permanent residence as the norm, stronger family reunification and protection of the right to asylum.
Public safety
Effective enforcement against organised, economic and violent crime combined with early support for children and preventive work.
Healthcare
Equal and accessible care, more staff and better working conditions, stronger primary and mental healthcare, and funding based on need rather than profit.
Energy
Rapid expansion of renewables, grids, storage and efficiency; no state subsidy for new nuclear and a planned phase-out of existing nuclear power.
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