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As a small force against a right-wing majority, the Italian Greens face an uphill battle for progressive changes.

Richard Wouters and sustainability expert Gaya Herrington discuss the geopolitical implications of a post-growth economic model.

To solve its exacerbating urban-rural divide, Spain needs to decentralise energy production.

Despite its growing visibility, the degrowth agenda finds limited appeal in politics and in public discourse.

49 years later, Portugal’s Carnation Revolution still teaches a vital lesson to today’s democratic politics.

Despite their potential for climate conservation, peatlands remain a depleted and overlooked resource.

Coalition compromises make it harder for the Greens to commit to their climate policy goals.

European politics may be drifting to the right but progressives cannot yet be counted out of the struggle for Europe.

Jason Hickel explains why green transition policies without a social justice lens are doomed to fail.

Amid Brexit, government scandals, and prime minister resignations, quiet times have eluded UK politics in recent years.