Parliamentary Proceeding

Parliamentary proceedings are increasingly being analyzed using computational linguistics techniques to understand political discourse, ideology, and sentiment. Current research focuses on developing multilingual language models, such as those based on BERT and transformer architectures, to process large corpora of transcribed parliamentary speeches and debates, enabling analysis of topics, sentiment, political positioning, and even the identification of pronoun referents. This work facilitates cross-lingual comparative studies in political science and provides valuable tools for researchers and the public to better understand political processes and public engagement with parliamentary activities.