Many of us can count on the strength and support we draw from our families and support networks, but for refugees and asylum seekers, this is not always the case. Refugee Campaigner Azade...
“Rather than action to avert climate breakdown we saw the Chancellor accelerate faster towards it, throwing £30 billion at road building and freezing fuel duty for the ninth year running…...
UK Prime Minister Theresa May met with US President Donald Trump to discuss a post-Brexit free trade deal, leading to fears of a lowering of standards and calls for a People’s Vote on any...
The first ever ‘post-growth’ conference was held this week in Brussels, examining how the world might move away from an aggressively growth-focused economy to one that prioritises the wel...
“European politicians are acknowledging what Greens have long understood – that if we destroy the planet we will not be able to generate any economic value.” Molly Scott Cato, MEP and the...
Members of the United Voices of the World trade union working on government premises are walking out over demands for occupational sick pay and the London Living Wage.
Greens are often sceptical of large free trade deals, but, as Molly Scott Cato MEP explains, they can sometimes be crucial for ensuring the respect of key environmental protections and ri...
