Interviews

What connects the Iranian protest movement to the struggle for women’s rights across the globe?

We spoke with Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie about the prospect of independence and an energy revolution.

Bulgarians have gone to the polls four times in the last two years amid a wider context of political instability. Why?

Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony on what the future holds for green and progressive politics in Hungary.

Livestock farming is one of humanity’s most destructive activities to the environment. Yet when measures to protect biodiversity and combat climate change are discussed, addressing this is rarely high on the political agenda. George Monbiot calls for decisive policy responses and mass mobilisation to change the way we produce and consume our food. We spoke with him about his new book Regenesis, the right moments for change, the current state of climate activism, and the threats posed by right-wing politics.

How Spain’s anti-austerity movement has shaped the country’s politics and society

Marie Pochon explains the links between rural interests and the identity of Green parties.

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

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

How can the Irish Greens maintain connections with grassroots activists outside of party politics whilst in government?