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Its remit may be global health but the World Health Organization is not immune to growing world power rivalry.

We spoke to Linda Gaasch and Claude Gruffat on why Europe needs a fairer and healthier model centred on the needs of farmers, consumers and the environment.

Contrary to decades of received wisdom, reversing privatisation can result in more accessible, accountable and cost-effective public services.

Amid the ongoing pandemic and in the shadow of events in neighbouring Belarus, the elections in October may yet be another turning point in Lithuanian politics.

Green parties are vocal advocates of racial justice, but does the rhetoric match the reality?

Raisa Galea explores the contradictions of a debate which is bound to questions of national identity, morality and sovereignty.

Reflections from a landmark conference at Lund University which examined the political ecology of the far right, and why progressives must be awake to this.

We spoke to the Swedish MEP about democracy, representation and what the wave of protests mean for Europe.

AfD, the Lega and the Swedish Democrats have all struggled to find a message amid the pandemic. However, things might be changing.

While the link between the climate crisis, Covid-19, and food systems is increasingly apparent, more remains to be done in policies and the agro-industry.