Members of parliament from across Europe share their perspectives on a question of European policy.

On the 6-7 December 2019, the Mercator European Dialogue brought together 23 Members of National Parliaments from 13 different EU countries in Vienna to discuss the relations between the EU and the Western Balkans.

Members of parliament from across Europe share their perspectives on a question of European policy.

On the sidelines of the Political and Legal Symposia of the European Forum Alpbach 2019, 14 members of the Mercator European Dialogue gathered to discuss value conflicts in policymaking with a focus on systematic data collection and use by governments through new technologies and algorithms.

New MED publication sheds light on the rocky relationship between Italy and the European Union.

On 13-15 June 2019, 16 Members of national Parliaments from 12 different EU countries - among which Italy, Estonia, Lithuania, Spain, Slovenia, Croatia and Romania - gathered in Rome for the first Mercator European Dialogue seminar on “New Political Leadership for a New Europe”.

A new joint initiative between the national parliaments of France and Germany hopes to deepen their relations and strengthen the cooperation between the two countries.

On 2-3 May 2019, 18 Members of Parliament from 12 different EU member states came together in Barcelona to discuss fact-checking, disinformation and fake news in the context of the upcoming European elections and beyond.

The latest edition of Carnegie Strategic Europe’s Judy Asks column, featuring members of the Mercator European Dialogue Network, was inspired by the 6th Mercator European Dialogue on the theme “Europe: Is the System Broken?”, in Rome on February 1–3, 2019.

On the weekend of 1-3 February 2019, 61 Members of Parliament from 22 different EU member states came together in Rome to listen, discuss and collect a variety of national perspectives on the state of and challenges to the current political system and the EU, addressing the question “Europe: Is the system broken?”