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A deadly crush on the EU’s southern border should be a turning point, yet authorities are doubling down on their hard-line approach.

Spain’s latest regional election are a taste of major shifts in the country’s political climate.

Households across Europe are facing spiralling energy costs as fuel prices rise. But fossil fuel subsidies are no answer to this crisis. Governments should focus on direct support to cover essentials and speeding up the energy transition.

The case of a small town in Lithuania shows how funding earmarked for the protection of biodiversity is being used in ways that undermine this goal.

The collapse of connected storylines calls for new thinking on what binds us.

The largest four-day week trial could be transformative but for wider appeal, campaigners need more than the empirical evidence it will provide.

How Greens are trying to carve out a space in Northern Ireland’s divided politics to tackle the issues that matter to everyone.

To be a credible peace broker in a world of ongoing conflicts, the EU needs a long-term strategy built on more than weapons, money, and deals.

The German Greens entered government with an ambitious programme for the country. But circumstances have meant tough decisions and changed priorities.

Following the European Parliament’s approval, the European Commission is pressing ahead with its plans to classify fossil gas and nuclear as “green” energy.