It would be similarly important for European issues to feature more prominently in national parliamentary affairs and in national conversations so that citizens can allow their voices to be heard. But above all, only in a truly European public space can common solutions emerge.
We can witness today a renationalisation of European politics, including when it  BIS central bankers’ speeches  7  comes to protest against European policies.18 This renationalisation carries with it the seeds of an erosion of our common values.