This Nagasaki Day, we need to revive the idea of nuclear disarmament
2018 has seen some major developments when it comes to nuclear weapons. It’s time to say ‘never again’, Natalie Bennett writes.
Green Politics
‘Witch hunt’: Green Party members hit back at antisemitism claims
Green Party of England & Wales leadership candidate Shahrar Ali has described allegations of antisemitism as ‘shocking negative campaigning’.
Green Party leadership candidate in antisemitism storm over Gaza video
A prominent anti-racism campaign has accused a Green leadership candidate of antisemitism after a video resurfaced of a controversial speech.
Sorry, BBC: I will no longer debate climate-change deniers
The day the charade of ‘balance’ had to stop.
Deputy Leadership candidate: “Four years championing Green values, and there’s much more to come”
Green deputy leader Amelia Womack argues her party has new challenges to overcome, but a lot of new opportunities to seize under her guidance too.
Leadership Candidate: “We will be unapologetic about the need for radical change”
Former deputy leader and spokesperson for the Green Party, Shahrar Ali, argues why he is best suited to lead the party into a new era – and vows to turn policy supporters into Green voters.
Deputy Leadership candidate: “Communicating well doesn’t mean ditching being radical”
Councillor Jonathan Chilvers explains why he wants to be Deputy Leader – arguing the Greens need to reach out to people outside a lefty political bubble.
Deputy Leadership candidate: “The Greens are too London-centric. It’s time to change that”
Councillor Andrew Cooper bids to be Deputy Leader – arguing the Greens need to reach out to green businesses and shift away from London.
Jonathan Bartley: Why I’m prepared to put my body on the line for Green principles
If elected co-leader, I want to see the Greens ramp up our non-violent direct action, says the councillor and leadership candidate Jonathan Bartley.
To win, the climate movement needs to get tough on the big polluters
There can be no such thing as ‘business as usual’ when it comes to climate change.