European Union

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

As Europe grapples with war and weighs rearmament, the late Italian politician’s work invites us to build peace – and make it desirable.

As Europe’s population ages, balancing social rights with a viable pension system is becoming increasingly challenging yet urgent.

How can we go about building peace without rewarding and reinforcing the same power structures that benefit from wars?

In the face of the crises of our times, the Greens must leverage their unique movement-party identity to fight for social and ecological justice.

As regional authorities push to enlarge El Prat, Catalonia’s climate goals and environment are once again pitted against corporate profiteering.

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.

There is much more to resilience than hard power, writes Arūnas Burinskas.

Autonomy thrives with universal truths, not radical independence, Chantal Delsol tells Edouard Gaudot.