Partners and exhibitors
Find below our partners and exhibitors for the 2026 edition.
Our partners for 2026
Our media exhibitor
For 12 years, Contexte has been decoding the policymaking process and the dynamics of influence shaping European public policy. Fully independent, Contexte is a 100% subscription-funded media outlet — no ads, no sponsorship, no external shareholders.
Today, more than 14,000 subscribers across Europe rely on our news. With 123 employees, including 55 in-house journalists in Paris and Brussels, Contexte has become a key reference for political and regulatory news in Brussels and Paris. In 2025, we expanded further in Europe with a new edition dedicated to EU public affairs — in English.
Learn more about our model, editorial line and values here.
Our media partners
Euractiv is an independent pan-European media network. They are an essential, trusted source for news, analysis and debate on EU politics and policy. They believe in clear, insightful, and impartial reporting, offering an independent European perspective to identify, analyse, and contextualise the impact of EU policy across Europe and beyond. Euractiv is committed to independent reporting and organisational transparency. They do so primarily through a diversified business model resting on a bedrock of subscriptions, so no one view can be privileged above others.
As an independent news organization with a global reach, MLex is focused on identifying regulatory risk as and wherever it emerges, empowering its customers — the world’s leading law firms, corporations, hedge funds, advisory firms and regulators — to navigate threats and opportunities in a world where regulation is increasingly complex and interconnected. They have a track record of uncovering regulatory risk before it breaks in other news outlets, with specialist reporting across Antitrust, M&A, State Aid, Trade, Data Privacy & Security, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Intellectual Property, Energy, Financial Services and Financial Crime.
EUobserver is a non-profit media covering underreported European affairs since 2000. They cover the European Union in depth, shedding light on EU decisions, policies, and debates that others overlook. Their goal is to support European democracy by equipping citizens and institutions with the information they need to hold the EU establishment accountable. They are radically independent, and rely mainly on members to fund their journalism.
Since 1995, The Parliament has provided impartial, in-depth coverage of European politics and policy from the heart of Brussels. Focusing on EU institutions, foreign and security policy, economics, technology, and the environment, it explores why issues matter for the EU and their implications for policymakers. With a monthly print magazine, daily online reporting, and a dynamic events programme, The Parliament upholds fact-based journalism that holds institutions accountable and encourages debate through contributions from MEPs, policymakers, and experts. The magazine reaches MEPs, EU officials, missions, and industry stakeholders, and is also available throughout Brussels’ European Quarter
