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Once a symbol of coexistence between nature and humans, the Bug River is now a political battlefield, flanked by heavy barriers and fallen trees.

Recognising environmental emotions as public feelings can reconnect people and propel the green movement forward.

Three former Green MEPs recount their efforts to stop the erosion of liberal democracy in Hungary.

As protesters continue to demand justice and accountability for the victims of the Novi Sad tragedy, Serbia could be standing at a turning point.

As autocrats demolish the world order, can “neo-idealism” make democratic forces more resilient?

A cross-border investigation explores groundwater depletion in Romania, Italy, and Germany, three of the EU’s hardest-hit countries.

EU climate policies and Biden’s IRA were important successes. But the current shifts represent a new challenge for the Green New Deal agenda.

Danes demand change after decades of pollution from intensive pig farming have left their country’s fjords in decline.

True security cannot be achieved only through military strength – it requires massive investment to address the root causes of instability.

Even in neo-peasant communities dedicated to degrowth and progressive anti-capitalist values, sexism can creep in.