Politics

​​Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green Alan Borgars reflects on the council by-elections that took place in England and Wales last month.

Richard Robert explores the central place of Ukraine in Putin's worldview for the Green European Journal.

​​Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green Alan Borgars reflects on the council by-elections that took place in England and Wales last month.

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 ...

Campaigns Coordinator Tom Scott makes a case for a tax on oil and gas profits, which could address fuel poverty and the climate emergency.

Green peer Natalie Bennett outlines why enlisting the ideas, energy and rights of the young could reinvigorate our political structure.

​​Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green Alan Borgars reflects on the council by-elections that took place in England and Wales last month.

Judy Seymour, a member of the North Tyneside Green Party, explores how we can improve our failing system. What options exist beyond the ballot box?

In a new column, the Young Greens reflect on their activities and progress in January, as well as looking back at some highlights of 2021.

The Advanced Research and Invention Agency is the brainchild of former advisor to the Prime Minister Dominic Cummings, and, as Natalie Bennett sees it, would provide the UK's existing res...

​​Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that took place in England and Wales last month.

Green Peer Natalie Bennett reflects on the political, social, and economic instability of our current world, resolving that this is an opportunity to ‘build something different’.

Rupert Read highlights what the group has achieved since its launch one year ago. He muses on what the future may hold for green politics, and how the group aims to move forward.

For climate negotiations to succeed, all the stars must align in a way that often appears impossible, so numerous are the obstacles and pitfalls. Building alliances and coalitions across ...

​​Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout November.

On 17 November, Joanna Wright, Green Councillor for Lambridge, put forward a carbon tax motion. She describes her experience, in which she stood as a sole Green Cllr in a Lib Dem dominate...

Bringing together 25,000 people, COP26 is facilitating new conversations, alliances, and information. John Kidder, a Candian delegate of the Global Greens, reflects on the potential the s...

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 ...

Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout October.

The Green Party should build its strategy around progressive alliances and common ground, says Stephen Clark of the Compass Greens. The group have published a strategy paper ahead of the ...