MEPs voted to support the European Commission’s Green Deal for Europe this week, with 482 votes in favour against 136 against and 95 abstentions, a development welcomed by Green MEPs, tho...
Alice Hubbard and Michal Chantowski of the GPEW International Committee give an overview of the Green Academy training weekend in North Macedonia, which aims to provide young Green activi...
The Austrian Green Party has reached an agreement to form a controversial coalition government with the right-wing Austrian People’s Party, subject to ratification by its party congress, ...
By exiting the EU on 31 January, the UK will lose access to the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, which enshrines the political, social and economic rights of EU citizens in law. Gina Dow...
Yesterday (11 December), the European Commission unveiled its European Green Deal, setting out plans to become a carbon-neutral continent by 2050. Alexandra Phillips, Green MEP for the So...
“We take some small comfort that we will still be able to remain within the European Green family whose network and support will be vital if the UK decides to go it alone.” Despite the UK...
After repeated pressure from the Greens, the European Investment Bank has announced a new energy policy which will divest from fossil fuel projects and accelerate progress towards climate...
“We expected a Green wave but it’s a tsunami, almost.” Latest Swiss elections follow the ‘Green surge’, with growing concern over the climate emergency leading to electoral gains for Gree...
After a long time of being either ignored or seen as a Western luxury topic, the state of the environment has begun to occupy a broad space in Polish public debate. From the threat of air...
The Austrian Green Party has won 14 per cent of the vote and 23 seats in parliament following a snap election in Austria on 29 September, raising the prospect of the party entering into c...
