Europe

Climate justice activist and Scottish Green Party member Sean Currie considers whether or not going into government helps Green parties' popularity with voters for the Green European Jour...

With input from an IPCC lead author and green actors, Clare Taylor explores what the report means for frontlines communities, EU climate policy, and the EU’s responsibility to the rest of...

Irish Green member of parliament Neasa Hourigan discusses how her party is working to listen to and create spaces for dissenting voices, in order to formulate bold visions for the future ...

Following their recent electoral successes, the German Greens reflect on what the future holds for the party and, more widely, the country.

Green World Editorial Board's Francesca Gater accompanies activists on a 'toxic tour' of COP26, discovering that 'net-zero' may not be all that it seems. Reflecting on the actions of the ...

With elections fast approaching in Czechia, and the question of whether populist oligarch Andrej Babiš will stay in power hanging in the air, Co-chair of Czech Greens Michael Berg speaks ...

Earlier today, Lord Frost outlined the Government’s intentions to renegotiate the EU Withdrawal Agreement, foregoing the Northern Ireland Protocol. The Green Party strongly criticises suc...

Freelance journalist Julian Hale explores what Europe’s cities are doing to tackle the widespread and lethal issue of air pollution.

“We want to encourage all readers of Green World, who are French nationals themselves or who have French friends, colleagues or neighbours, to take interest in the upcoming consular elect...

“We should be wary that the economic fallout of Brexit will be used as a reason not to further improve the rights and entitlements afforded to pregnant women and working parents.” Charlot...

“Surely this is the time to act to reign in the power of the pharmaceutical industry. And, instead of fuelling vaccine nationalism, to foster vaccine solidarity.” Francesca Gater of Frien...

“Europe is not just a threat but also an opportunity.” Ahead of the Spring Conference, former MEP Catherine Rowett considers the aspects of the Green Party’s approach to the EU that need ...

With the EU ban on neonics no longer applying to the UK after Brexit, Professor of Theory of Science and Ethics of Natural Sciences Jeroen van der Sluijs from the University of Bergen out...

As the UK leaves the EU without new laws recognising animal sentience, James West, Senior Policy Manager of Compassion in World Farming, emphasises the importance of the UK enshrining thi...

With the end of the Brexit transition period upon us, two Young Greens – Marie Stadtler and Eleanor Morrissey – reflect on what the end of free movement means to them.

“Support for women came thick and fast both domestically and further afield, with opposition to the judgement coming from groups not typically associated with women’s rights, such as farm...

“In Bulgaria and in the EU it is above all the Greens who are passionately fighting against corruption. Greens are perceived as pioneers for clean politics – free from corruption.” Daniel...

In June 2020, the French Greens (Europe Ecologie/Les Verts) swept to power in a number of large cities and towns in France on a wave of public support for climate and environmental action...

“In a tweet about the protests in Belarus, former Green MEP Molly Scott Cato said ‘They are demanding something better – why aren’t we?’.” Student and Green Party member Matthew Staton ar...

Green World talks to Hazel Chu about her first few months as the 352nd Lord Mayor of Dublin, only the 9th woman and first person of colour to do so, what difference the Greens can make in...