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With elections coming up in the Czech Republic, we spoke to Matěj Stropnický about the state of play & the Greens' chances.

A review of the new edition - revised and expanded - of one of political ecology's recent classics, by Tim Jackson.

Green economist & philosopher Alain Lipietz explains the state of play in France and Macron's vision for Europe. Is there space for alternative, progressive pro-European forces?

Despite mass protests, Poland's ruling party retains its popularity & grip on power. How? And how can its dominance be countered?

After waves of protest sweep through Poland again, yet still fail to make a dent in the dominance of the ruling right-wing government, we talked to sociologist Elżbieta Korolczuk about the Polish context, why the opposition is failing to make headway, and some strategies for progressive forces and the Left that can reclaim the all-important realm of emotions from the right-wing populists in the political discourse.

Instead of policy which pulls in different directions, Europe needs an integrated food policy that supports more local attempts at a sustainable and productive food system.

Despite provoking huge protests in recent years, Poland's right-wing government does well in the polls - how can we account for this? Where is its liberal opposition and Brussels going wrong?

One state in Germany- alongside many in the US - is showing that sub-national actors can take a lead in protecting the climate.

We talked strategy & political reality with Robert Habeck, who led the German Greens in their strongest state result this year.

Recent extreme weather events in the US can teach Europe valuable lessons about how to prepare for similar situations.