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Links between Iceland's PM and off-shore tax havens have sparked protests and calls for his resignation. 
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Iceland’s Pirate Party has continued to dominate national opinion polls, and has now extended its lead to near 40 percent support in the nation. According to the most recent MMR poll, the Pirate Party has 37.8 percent support. The runner-up, the Independence Party, continues to lose support in the polls, and now sits at under …
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A new opinion poll by Market and Media Research (MMR) shows a very solid support for Iceland’s Pirate Party as the country’s far most popular party.
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Alþingishúsið, The Parliament House, is a hulking grey stone building that sits on the edge of the sleepy Austurvöllur square...
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After years of secret negotiations the text has been revealed and it should be deeply concerning to all Australians said Simon Frew President of the Pirate Party Most concerning of all are the investo...
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A decisive factor in what happens in the 2017 general elections will be how effectively the Independence Party can win back young voters.
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The Pirate Party in Iceland continues to gain support, causing a revolution in the local political arena. According to the latest poll the party now has over a third of all votes in the country, beating the current Government coalition.
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A new Gallup poll conducted for the local business weekly Viðskiptablaðið shows the Pirate party wold receive 7 out of 23 seats on the city council, were elections held today.
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Iceland’s Pirate Party has topped opinion polls at 34.5 percent in a recent Gallup survey, as it has for six months in a row after it overtook the centre-right Independence Party in April.
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The Canning by-election was held on Saturday. Michelle Allen was a candidate for the Pirate Party of Australia and received 0.89%
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Norway just had their regional and local elections. This was the second election that Pirate Party of Norway (PPNO) participated in. Two years ago they achieved
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We’ve seen this story play out before: The Pirate Bay is blocked by ISPs in a country, but then shortly after, ways emerge to help people
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For a break from the Drumpfian gutter into which our national discourse has fallen, consider Iceland, where a survey finds the Pirate Party - touting civil rights, collective action, transparency - is now the biggest party, with a 38% support that would dominate Parliament in an election today. One leader cites a hacker's belief in what is possible: “As soon as I know about limitations, I start to respect them. It’s better to pretend you don’t know the limitations, so you can break them.”
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Axel Kistner, Andreas Nitsche and their developer colleagues ostensibly created the first Liquid Democracy platform, Liquid Feedback, for the German Pirate Party. This interview provides some insig…
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Last week I did an interview in a student-radio about TTIP (see bottom of post to listen). I expressed the views that the Pirate Party holds and how
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Bergþór Heimir Þórðarson (36), Reykjavík, secretary of the Pirate Party of Reykjavík, substitute in the Pirate Party executive committee, and...
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The support for Iceland’s Pirate Party as the country’s far most popular party is unwavering, According to a brand new opinion poll by Market and Media Research (MMR), the Pirates have the support of 35.3% of the nation and is 12.6 points larger...
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At the 4th congress PPGR is facing its own crisis, in a country that's stucked in recession for the 6th consecutive year.
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Yesterday, the Pirate Party general meeting voted to agree on a resolution which emphasizes the party’s goal of keeping two main issues at the forefront for next term.
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If there were elections in Iceland today 34.6% of the population would vote for the Pirate Party. This is the result from the latest Gallup poll, a slight decrease in support for the Pirate Party of Iceland.
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Loz Kaye, head of the Pirate Party UK, discusses crowdsourced manifestos, mass surveillance, and the importance of internet freedom in the run up to the .
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Greek Pirates ran for the elections with a coalition and managed to achieve a mere 0.28% of the votes
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