Green Party tackles climate fairness and social justice at Hanover conference

Can the Greens balance bold climate action with social equity? Delegates clash over policy directions as the party eyes future elections.

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2025 November 30 . 3:36 AM

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This is a meeting hall where we can see a group of people sitting on chairs and also two flags of... — This is a meeting hall where we can see a group of people sitting on chairs and also two flags of other countries and the desk which is in orange color and some water bottles and mike on the desk.

The Green Party’s conference in Hanover enters its second day on Saturday, shifting focus to climate protection and energy policy. Delegates will also tackle social fairness in climate measures, while foreign policy debates—including military service and Middle East tensions—are set for the evening session.

The conference opened with sharp criticism of the coalition government. Party members highlighted economic stagnation, widening wealth gaps, and rising child poverty as key failures. These issues set the tone for broader debates on social justice and policy direction.

The conference wraps up with key decisions on climate fairness, healthcare, and foreign policy. The Greens aim to solidify their position on environmental leadership while addressing internal calls for clearer political direction. Outcomes from the discussions will shape the party’s strategy ahead of upcoming elections.