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An analysis of Germany’s foreign and security policy and how it is changing as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

An analysis of Yannick Jadot’s election campaign and what to expect in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Examining how Just Transition could be the key to tackling intersecting crises of environmental breakdown, social injustice, and global inequality.

Gendered narratives overlook the vital role women are playing in the resistance to the war.

From July 2020 until the end of then-Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s third term on 16 April 2021, Bulgaria was engulfed in daily demonstrations against government corruption and impunity. Following Borissov’s resignation, two inconclusive elections were held before a four-party coalition achieved a majority in November 2021. As a result, Greens are now in government in a breakthrough for the region. In January 2022, Pavel Antonov spoke to Deputy Prime Minister for Climate Policy and Minister of Environment and Water Borislav Sandov, one of the co-founders of the Green Movement party, about the political legacy of the protests, Green politics and ideas in Bulgarian society, and the priorities for government.

Work has been transformed in recent years. But the fight for the recognition and dignity of all forms of work continues.

The green wave is rising in North Macedonia with a record number of organisers entering local government.

Russia’s courtship of African nations since the Cold War era could be paying off.

Questioning the dividing line between East and West on LGBTQI+ emancipation.

What his philosophy and politics have to offer on the European Green Deal and its promise of a just transition.