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Experts and politicians around Europe discuss the state of the AI and robotics debate in their country and the position of the Green party.

From self-driving cars to intelligent implants - we're living in an increasingly automated world, yet the legal safeguards are lagging behind.

In the run up to the elections in the Czech Republic on the 20th and 21st of October, we spoke to the chair of the Czech Greens.

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

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

Feminist and Green activist Aleksandra Kołeczek argues that to successfully challenge the Law and Justice Party's grip on power, political opposition in Poland must develop an alternative vision and a fresh strategy.

How is Poland's ruling party managing to retain popularity despite mass protests, and how can its progressive parties learn to tap into people's emotions? An interview with sociologist Dr Elżbieta Korolczuk, chair of one of the organisations behind the demonstrations.

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.

The fight for democracy in Poland deserves European solidarity – but it should consist of more than commissioners pointing fingers from Brussels.

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