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László Andor talks to us about the social pillar, his idea of a European unemployment insurance scheme & whether the EU institutions are neoliberal.

In order to make sense of this month's devastating fire in London, it has to be placed in a context of austerity, deregulation & privatisation.

How will the Trump administration's policies influence EU defense, integration and upcoming elections, notably in Germany?

Being in government entails a swathe of singular and testing challenges that Greens have to be prepared for.

With European countries facing multiple security challenges, the question of security and defense measures is high on the political agenda. Experts, activists, & politicians active in this field discuss developments in their national contexts, the role of the EU, as well as the position and policies of Greens, who have historically had a difficult relationship to security & defence issues, preferring to focus on multilateralism and soft power measures.

Following the Labour Party's gains at the recent UK elections, on a platform adopting various Green policies, do the UK's Green parties still have a role to play in the political scene?

The debate around glyphosate goes beyond whether it's carcinogenic or not - it challenges our whole model of agriculture, but there is an alternative.

Foreign investment into the EU often have political, as well as economic, motivations. Should the EU act on this?

The Green Investment Bank was the first of its kind in the UK - what is it & what is the significance of its sell off?

A renewed look at the EU's social role means it's time to consider a European-wide basic income.