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The Bruegel director speaks about Europe’s economic prospects, the recovery fund, and Europe’s ecological and digital transformation.

The coronavirus crisis saw networks of solidarity spring up across Europe and the world. The Green European Journal spoke to organisers about their activities.

Migrant workers in Greece, Iran, and South Africa on their experiences of Covid-19, their fears and their hopes for the future.

The pandemic traps tourist destinations between the opportunity to shift towards a more sustainable model and the pressure of economic need.

Being the junior partner in a coalition is always a difficult balancing act - especially in a health crisis.

The Hungarian government has attempted to exploit the pandemic for its own ends - at great cost to the population.

Promising results for Green and like-minded forces in Croatia and Montenegro are cause for cautious optimism despite an uphill battle against corruption and discontent elsewhere in the region.

The positive track record of the German Greens in navigating the pandemic and the strong public support could give them an edge in upcoming elections.

As many countries in Europe went into lockdown, Sweden opted for little restrictions on public life. Anders Schröder weighs in on the merits and cost of this lonely route.

The electoral success of Greens in late June has paved the way for a shift in French politics.