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Guided by an expert team of facilitators, this unique journey is specifically designed for women leaders in the peace and security sector —equipping you to step forward.
AbstractSwitzerland will assume the chairmanship of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in 2026. How can we bring this organisation back into the spotlight of political decision-makers in the European security area?
The international system is entering a period of intensified fragmentation and geopolitical polarisation. Competition among China, Russia, and the United States is reshaping the global order and redefining spheres of influence.
AbstractThe Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) plays an important role in helping its 57 participating States implement almost all of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals with its toolbox, expertise, and knowledge on the ground.
As Europe confronts increasingly complex security and political challenges—including Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine, and intensifying great-power competition—Hungary is articulating a foreign policy shaped by its historical experience, geographic position, and emphasis on nati
Executive summaryThe size of the territory that may have to be monitored as part of a ceasefire in Ukraine could be massive, including a more than 1,000-kilometre front line.Technology can be a key enabler of ceasefire monitoring by producing a clearer, more accurate and co