The Green Party is deeply concerned by reports that the United States intends once again to station nuclear weapons at RAF Lakenheath – a US-controlled airbase in Suffolk.
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...
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...
Record temperatures in summer, less rainfall, severe storms – Spain’s climate reality is harsh and intensifying. But the Spanish government isn’t sitting idly by; it plans to source 74 pe...
When all other forms of political participation fail, protest can succeed in influencing climate policy. But civic disobedience is increasingly demonised and violently repressed. Here’s h...
The Party is repeating calls for a £3 billion per year Climate Adaptation Fund that prepares and gives local communities the tools they need to make change happen.
Rising temperatures are making European cities increasingly unliveable in the summer months. Access to cool homes and climate-resilient facilities such as parks and pools should not be li...
Once an opportunistic supporter of the European Green Deal, the European People's Party (EPP) is now leading a backlash against climate politics, as its opposition to a nature restoration...
In a world grappling with the climate crisis, social unrest, and polarisation undermining democracy, an oasis of ideas for a better future has bloomed. It happened in Milan during the Spr...
In this essay, James Dennison of the University of East Anglia and European University Institute looks at the history of the Green Party’s electoral success last week and outlines six que...
On May 14th Turkish citizens head to the polls to vote in crucial Presidential and Parliamentary elections. Beatrice White spoke to Secretary-General of the Young European Greens Özgecan ...
Linda Walker, from the Green Party Policy Working Group on Peace, Security and Defence which co-authored the new policy, explains the Party’s new position on NATO, the goal to enhance the...
The Party has welcomed a new report that shows a ‘sustained shift towards more positive attitudes towards migration’. Co-leaders have also condemned the Tory government’s new small boats ...
Young Green Events Officer Miranda Heath shares her experiences working with the Young European Greens on mental health politics – and why more Young Greens should get involved with their...
In August 2021, Scottish Greens struck a deal with the Scottish National Party (SNP) on a joint programme for government. For Party co-leader Patrick Harvie, this has meant a chance to be...
Yesterday marked three years since the UK officially left the European Movement. Green World shares statements from the European Movement UK and Carla Denyer to mark the occasion.
In a shocking sweep to power, the far-right Brothers of Italy emerged as the country’s biggest election winners. How could the far-right win despite its weak platform and extreme politics...
