Molly Scott Cato, External Communications Coordinator, and Brian Candeland, Elections Coordinator, on the upcoming conference motion that aims to protect the Party from Labour’s ‘progressive alliance’ tactics.
Rather than focusing primarily on the environmental issues, Green peer Natalie Bennett takes on the Conservatives on their own ground: the questions of growth and economics
With disruptive modes of protest becoming more widespread, climate activists are accused of alienating policymakers and public opinion from the just cause of climate action. However, an a...
On 8 October, Bavarians and Hessens went to the polls after a toxic campaign where nothing seemed off limits. The sober tones of previous election contests were swapped for scandals, deat...
At the start of this month, the Barry and Vale Green Party in Wales sealed its 50th Anniversary time capsule with support from co-leader Carla Denyer. Robert Curtis discusses the occasion...
Since the 1970s, the UK has been experiencing a care crisis that has led groups and generations to compete over artificially scarce resources and shifted the responsibility onto household...
Green peer Baroness Jenny Jones describes encouraging Labour peers to back the rejection of government amendments that would lead to more polluted waterways.
Dr Mitya Pearson is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of Warwick. He previously completed a PhD on the history of the Green Party at King’s College London. In this articl...
As British Summer Time comes to an end, Ray Star, author of the best-selling Earthlings series, makes the case for letting our gardens grow over the summer months.
Dr Aaron Smith discusses Murray Bookchin and the union of Green and Red. Dr Smith is an English teacher, NEU and IWW rep, Assistant Secretary of Ealing Trades Council and Green Party memb...
With their sights set on energy efficiency, policymakers neglect that green renovations are driving up rents for the most vulnerable. Only with strong social protections and a shift away ...
Green World spoke to Arnold Warneken, Green Party candidate for Selby (Harrogate and District Green Party), about his takeaways and reflections from his campaign for the July by-elections...
Former MEP Jean Lambert shares her memories of one of the Party's greatest electoral breakthroughs where the Greens gained a stunning 15 per cent of the vote.
The climate and biodiversity crises confront us with the limits to growth. But can we let go of economic growth in a conflict-ridden world, where GDP counts as a source of power? The Gree...
Green World spoke to Sarah Green, Green Party candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip (Hillingdon Green Party), about her takeaways and reflections from her campaign for the July by-elec...
Green World spoke to Martin Dimery, Green Party candidate for Somerset and Frome (East Mendip Green Party), on his takeaways and reflections from his campaign for the July by-elections.
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