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Why are the assessments of the outcome of COP27 so at odds with one another?

A look at the EU's key mechanism for cushioning workers against adverse impacts of climate policies.

Marie Pochon explains the links between rural interests and the identity of Green parties.

Rupert Russell explains the role of speculation in the cost of living crisis, and how states can undo the damage.

Swen Ore looks back at the history of rationing to imagine how a progressive decline in energy use might be managed.

Austrian Greens are reforming the country's welfare system to meet the needs of a broader demographic.

With housing precarity rising in the city, Lyon Metropole is taking emergency steps to provide shelter to homeless and poorly housed people.

In Scotland, housing movements' "radical" ideas became policies after the entry of the Greens into government.

Zagreb’s green-left municipal government is restoring the city’s capacity to deliver quality public services amid surging energy prices.

The spike in energy prices in Belgium shows that social justice and environmental sustainability are two sides of the same coin.