UK

The precarious equilibrium that exists in Northern Ireland’s politics is set to come under even greater strain as May seeks to form a new government in Westminster.

One year on from the Brexit vote, Britain’s new role in the world, and in Europe, is taking shape – what will it look like?

In order to make sense of this month’s devastating fire in London, it has to be placed in a context of austerity, deregulation & privatisation.

Following the Labour Party’s gains at the recent UK elections, on a platform adopting various Green policies, do the UK’s Green parties still have a role to play in the political scene?

The Green Investment Bank was the first of its kind in the UK – what is it & what is the significance of its sell off?

The UK election is fast approaching – we talked to Green candidate, MEP, and green economist Molly Scott Cato about progressive alliances, Brexit, and social democracy.

The UK’s counter-terrorism measures include the controversial Prevent strategy – why has it come under fire?

The term ‘security’ is used as though it were neutral, but in fact it is underpinned by assumptions and prejudice, with some regarded as worthy of protection while ‘others’ are seen as threatening.

An interview with Green Party of England & Wales co-leader & MP Caroline Lucas.

A recent breakthrough illustrates how forming political alliances could be a path to power for progressive forces in the UK.