Some European countries feel Russia's threat acutely, while others see it as distant. Can a shared progressive vision resolve differences?

How can Kyiv and Europe improve their diplomatic outreach to Global South countries without appealing to a supposed moral superiority?

Greens are ardent defenders of democracy, but are they willing to back up their words with action when democracies are under attack?

Two Baltic Green politicians discuss the opportunities and challenges of pursuing transformative agendas in times of geopolitical tension.

As autocrats demolish the world order, can “neo-idealism” make democratic forces more resilient?

Europe must be prepared for a second Trump era and the risks this would bring to its security and its alliance with the US.

Can we let go of economic growth in a conflict-ridden world, where GDP counts as a source of power?

Could the EU be the first to renounce economic growth without putting itself at the mercy of other great powers?

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

Outside the EU’s borders, hundreds of millions of people toil for our prosperity and even fight for our democracy.

Social media platforms have created a situation where extreme views are amplified and facts are secondary.

An exploration of the environmental dividend as a response to the mistrust of green taxation.

Who does the ocean or the moon belong to? An interview about the legal power of 'the common heritage of mankind' concept.

As some of Earth's resources risk being depleted, could outer space become a source of raw materials in the future?

International environmental policies focus on safeguarding renewable natural resources. Little attention, however, is paid, to the much more difficult problem of non-renewable natural resources, such as metallic ores and phosphate. A survey of the dilemmas.

Major global conflicts are not resolved in the Dutch Parliament. Nor is The Hague the centre of the world. The Netherlands’ influence is determined by the extent to which it collaborates with other countries. GroenLinks therefore needs to look across the border when defining its position on military intervention. The opinions of our allies should be taken into account.