OSCE

🔗 Security is connected. Border security. Energy. Water. Elections. Human rights. Fighting corruption. These aren't separate issues. They all shape how secure our societies are. Discover the idea behind the OSCE's comprehensive approach to security and why it matters today 👉 https://bit.ly/4aAWgzg

A well-trained police dog can detect what human eyes cannot. Hidden weapons, ammunition and explosives are often moved across borders to fuel organized crime, terrorism and violence. Every successful detection helps keep dangerous weapons out of the wrong hands. Across South-Eastern and Eastern Europe, we are working on strengthening K9 capabilities by investing in better training, modern facilities and the people behind every successful detection. That also means creating more opportunities for women in a field that has traditionally been male-dominated. Safer communities depend not only on technology, but on skilled professionals, trusted partnerships - and sometimes, four paws. 🐾 Read the story 👉 https://bit.ly/4eGb81J

Have you ever wondered how supermarket shelves stay stocked or how fuel reaches your city? ⚓ Much of it passes through ports. As trade along the Caspian corridor grows, ports need to handle more ships while facing new challenges from climate change and extreme weather to aging infrastructure and increasing operational demands. Helping ports prepare for these challenges means keeping trade moving, reducing disruptions and strengthening the resilience of supply chains we all depend on. That's why we are working with partners to make ports across the Caspian region greener, smarter and more resilient 👉 https://bit.ly/3QZ3bM0

🎓 More than 1,300 students from two schools and two faculties joined the OSCE Mission to Skopje for classroom visits, interactive quizzes and open discussions on the risks associated with weapons and how to stay safe. 💡 When young people have the knowledge to make informed choices, they help build safer, stronger communities for everyone.

Yesterday, the Director of the OSCE Conflict Prevention Centre Kate Fearon addressed the OSCE Permanent Council in Vienna. She highlighted the work of the Centre to support early warning, conflict prevention, crisis response and mediation and dialogue facilitation across the OSCE region.

🎮 Gaming environments are important for community-building, connection and play, but they can also be exploited by criminals, including terrorist and violent extremist groups. Through everyday features like chat, virtual markets, and livestream donations, terrorists and violent extremists are finding new ways to operate. This week is #CounterTerrorismWeek. ➡️ Check out our work on countering terrorism across the OSCE area 👉 https://bit.ly/3ShQD2H

How much do you really know about terrorism? Misconceptions fuel fear and division. Knowledge, cooperation, and evidence‑based action help build safer, more resilient communities. As Counter‑Terrorism Week 2026 begins, explore our work on countering terrorism across the OSCE area ➡️ https://bit.ly/3ShQD2H 👇 Swipe to separate myths from facts. #CounterTerrorismWeek

Today the Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro, Ambassador Jan Haukaas, addressed the Permanent Council, highlighting how the Mission’s focus on institutional accountability and public trust supports concrete reform processes in the country.

Could your skills help strengthen security across the OSCE region? Our work depends on people who can combine expertise, adaptability and sound judgment in complex environments. As you explore our current vacancies, consider: 🔷 Can you provide the technical expertise needed to support critical operations in the field? 🔷 Can you lead complex programmes and teams while delivering results under pressure? 🔷 Can you navigate uncertainty with resilience, integrity and a commitment to public service? If this sounds like you, swipe through the carousel below and discover how your next career move could contribute to a safer and more cooperative world 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9swvFZX