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Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe’s ( osce ) Special Monitoring Mission ( smm ) to Ukraine, within the multilateral attempt to manage or resolve the conflict in the Donets Basin (Donbas). Our central question is: What kind of influence did the smm – negative, positive or neutral – have on
, purpose and scope. It will then focus on the central aspect of this instrument: the control of arms exports, which goes through a rigorous conditionality – although not immune from vulnerabilities. After that, we will confront the newly adopted Treaty with the osce acquis , and see whether its provisions
-operation in Europe ( osce ). These threats undermine the social and economic development of people who live in the osce region. These threats also undermine their fundamental freedoms, their safety, stability and enjoyment of human rights, including the right to life. Heinous terrorist attacks in France
is deeply involved in the warmongering in Ukraine. 3 The fact that one powerful participating State of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ( osce ) has annexed part of the territory of a neighbouring osce partner State in obvious violation of key principles of the osce
fundamentals of effective mediation as a frame of reference, 2 it aims to explain why the conflict under discussion has failed to “respond” to the osce (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) led mediation efforts. It argues that international mediation is best applied in such a way that
* Prior to her present position, from 2008 to 2013, the author was the osce Conference Officer. She is currently a PhD candidate in Political Science at the University of Luxembourg, focusing on coherence between migration and development policies. The views expressed here are solely those of
The OSCE 2007 Spanish Chairmanship José Ángel López Jorrin 1 Upon taking office, after the 2004 general elections in Spain, the new Spanish Government proclaimed that its foreign policy would be based on the ideals of effective multilateralism, shared security, the defence of international law
The outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine in early 2014 was a pivotal moment for the Organization on Security and Co-operation in Europe ( osce ) as an organisation specialising in conflict management. From a practical standpoint, the osce dedicated substantial resources and efforts to help