Green European Journal

Unbound: The Battle over Freedom, is here! Our summer edition will guide you through the noise to examine #freedom, its conflicting meanings and visions, and why the Green movement can offer a sustainable alternative. Available now in print and online: greeneuropeanjournal.eu/edition/unboun…

Amid political backlash and negative media coverage, transgender people have often struggled to claim a narrative of empowerment. How can we appreciate their life experience without pathologising, victimising, or mystifying them? greeneuropeanjournal.eu/trans-identity…

🏳️🌈By banning Pride, Viktor Orbán was hoping to “split society” and damage the opposition. Instead, hundreds of thousands flooded Budapest’s streets. Will this miscalculation cost the Hungarian premier the 2026 elections? greeneuropeanjournal.eu/the-anti-orban…

In what has been dubbed the “crypto week”, the US Congress has approved three major bills that pave the way for the cryptocurrency industry to operate more freely. But can crypto deliver the sort of positive financial revolution that its proponents claim? greeneuropeanjournal.eu/the-myth-of-gr…

On Tuesday, hundreds of Ukrainians took to the streets after the passage of a bill that weakens anti-corruption agencies. As Ukraine’s independent media has shown, authorities must be held to account even in times of war. greeneuropeanjournal.eu/kyiv-independe…

After a series of electoral successes, the Croatian Green-Left party must now face the challenge of balancing its participatory roots with the demands of professional governance. Can Možemo! deliver on its mandate? greeneuropeanjournal.eu/zagreb-votes-g…

Behind the shiny veneer of neatly packaged fruit on European supermarket shelves lies a bitter truth: an exploitative system that benefits neither the consumer nor the producer but serves to enrich powerful supermarket chains. Full story: greeneuropeanjournal.eu/survival-of-th…