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The European Parliament in Brussels is hosting the second edition of MEGA (Make Europe Great Again), an event organized by the European Conservatives and Reformists

(ECR). Following its inaugural conference in Bucharest in April 2024, the gathering continues today, bringing together political leaders, academics, and institutional figures to discuss key challenges facing Europe.

A Platform for Conservative Reform

The ECR Group, a Eurosceptic and conservative alliance in the European Parliament, advocates for EU reform based on Eurorealism, transparency, accountability, and democracy. Organizers describe MEGA as a platform for influential voices to engage in discussions on Europe’s future, emphasizing innovation, cooperation, and unity.

Key Themes and Discussions

The conference features several panel discussions covering political, economic, and security issues. Topics include:

The Role of New Media in Politics and Elections

EU-US Relations under the New Trump Administration

Cultural and Economic Ties Across Europe

Security Challenges Along European Borders

Notable Participants

MEGA 2024 has attracted a diverse lineup of speakers, including politicians, journalists, and academics. Among the scheduled participants are:

Marion Maréchal (ECR Vice-President, MEP, France)

George Simion (ECR Vice-President, MEP, Romania)

Dr. Robert Malone (Academic, USA)

David Engels (Professor and Author, Belgium)

Mark Ivanyo (Executive Director, Republicans for National Renewal, USA)

Kimberly Fletcher (Founder, Moms for America, USA)

Parallel Conservative Gathering in Flanders

Meanwhile, on Thursday, the Flemish Parliament will host another high-profile conservative gathering. The Patriots Network, a far-right and nationalist political organization, will hold a conference in Brussels at the invitation of the Vlaams Belang party. The network brings together nationalist leaders to discuss global political trends, with upcoming events scheduled for Berlin in February and Amsterdam in March.

The MEGA conference underscores the growing momentum of conservative and Eurosceptic movements across Europe, highlighting ongoing debates about the EU’s future direction.

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