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We ask what lies ahead for Brazil under Lula's government which has promised to do more on environmental and social issues.

In the first of a new monthly column on the German Greens in government, Inge Jooris unpicks the messy result of a messy election.

Rejecting emotional politics altogether won’t fight fearmongering but providing a vision of a desirable future can.

Russian propaganda has long relied on the kind of anti-imperialists always ready to cast doubt on Western narratives. Over the years, public debate has been deeply damaged by a corrosive configuration whereby doubt opened the way to lies and lies reinforced doubt. But with the war in Ukraine the machine started to spin too fast. A bunch of gifted writers helped it reach its point of implosion.

After a toxic campaign full of hyperbole and scandals, many were relieved to see it end with Petr Pavel as Czechia’s new president.

As the cost of living crisis deepens, households are at risk of defaulting on loans or falling into further debt traps.

What will Polish elections in 2023 mean for the country’s democracy and its place in Europe?

European progressives should refocus their efforts to create a system of equal opportunity and fair reward according to contribution.

To mark the centenary of his birth, we explore André Gorz's influence on degrowth and political ecology today.

Chemical industries manufacturing and selling toxic chemicals have escaped EU regulations despite mounting evidence on their harms.