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Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony on what the future holds for green and progressive politics in Hungary.

The current digital model is broken – and both workers and users are suffering as a result. But is it too late to fix it?

Livestock farming is one of humanity’s most destructive activities to the environment. Yet when measures to protect biodiversity and combat climate change are discussed, addressing this is rarely high on the political agenda. George Monbiot calls for decisive policy responses and mass mobilisation to change the way we produce and consume our food. We spoke with him about his new book Regenesis, the right moments for change, the current state of climate activism, and the threats posed by right-wing politics.

How Spain’s anti-austerity movement has shaped the country’s politics and society

Elżbieta Korolczuk explains why gender is so central to right-wing discourse and why a feminist response must transcend the lines of polarisation.

Ongoing conflicts and aggression around the world challenge long-held Green positions on pacifism.

How can Europe introduce greater autonomy and wellbeing to its energy systems?

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.