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Georgian Defense Minister addresses Multinational Non-Commissioned Officer workshop.
Juergen Eise | 19 Mar 2019

Tbilisi, Georgia, March 19, 2019 - In remarks opening the event, Minister Levan Izoria emphasized the value of the workshop, underlined the necessity for professional NCO education and highlighted the progress Georgia has made in this regard. Organized by the Partnership for Peace Consortium and NATO, the workshop brings together Sergeants Major and Senior NCOs from some 15 NATO Allies and partner countries to review the state of NCO development. The aim of the workshop is to: Continue reading
Regional Stability in South East Europe Study Group (RSSEE SG) recommends to support Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia efforts to find a political compromise with Greece.
Juergen Eise | 16 Jan 2019

This recommendation designed to facilitate NATO membership and the opening of EU membership negotiations is included in the policy recommendations resulting from a September 2018 RSSEE SG Workshop; ”Greece and Its Western Balkan Neighbours – Common Challenges in a Changing Europe”. Continue reading
Regional Stability in the South Caucasus Study Group (RSSC SG) recommends the establishment of an “OSCE Minsk Group Plus (+)”.
Juergen Eise | 14 Jan 2019

The Minsk Group Plus (+) recommendation is included in a list resulting from a November 2018 RSSC SG workshop; ”South Caucasus: Leveraging Political Change in a Context of Strategic Volatility”. Additional recommendations include: Continue reading
Partnership for Peace Consortium Regional Study Groups hold planning meeting in Vienna.
Juergen Eise | 20 Dec 2018

Vienna, Austria, December 14, 2018 – Members of the Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) Regional Stability in the South Caucasus Study Group (RSSC SG) and Regional Stability in South East Europe Study Group (RSSEE SG) met at the Austrian National Defence Academy in Vienna 13 to 14 December to plan programs for the upcoming year. The Study Groups regularly provide support to improve networks in the field of security policy and seek to promote a peaceful, strategic and stable community in their respective regions. Continue reading
Armenia and Azerbaijan implement crisis hotline in the wake of RSSC SG recommendation; ceasefire violations decline.
Juergen Eise | 10 Dec 2018

Vienna, Austria, December 7, 2018 – Since the establishment of a crisis hotline between Armenia and Azerbaijan in October 2018, reports of ceasefire violations have decreased approximately 75% according to George Niculescu, Partnership for Peace Consortium’s Regional Stability in the South Caucasus Study Group (RSSC SG) co-chair. These developments come in the wake of RSSC SG recommendations to keep communications channels open between the leadership of Armenia and Azerbaijan. Continue reading

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Georgian Defense Minister Levan Izoria during his opening remarks at the Multinational Non-Commissioned Officer workshop

Georgian Defense Minister addresses Multinational Non-Commissioned Officer workshop.

From PfPC | by Juergen Eise | 19 Mar 2019

Tbilisi, Georgia, March 19, 2019 - In remarks opening the event, Minister Levan Izoria emphasized the value of the workshop, underlined the necessity for professional NCO education and highlighted the progress Georgia has made in this regard. Read More

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Regional Stability in South East Europe Study Group (RSSEE SG) recommends to support Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia efforts to find a political compromise with Greece.

From PfPC | by Juergen Eise | 16 Jan 2019

This recommendation designed to facilitate NATO membership and the opening of EU membership negotiations is included in the policy recommendations resulting from a September 2018 RSSEE SG Workshop; ”Greece and Its Western Balkan Neighbours – Common Challenges in a Read More

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Regional Stability in the South Caucasus Study Group (RSSC SG) recommends the establishment of an “OSCE Minsk Group Plus (+)”.

From PfPC | by Juergen Eise | 14 Jan 2019

The Minsk Group Plus (+) recommendation is included in a list resulting from a November 2018 RSSC SG workshop; ”South Caucasus: Leveraging Political Change in a Context of Strategic Volatility”. Additional recommendations include: Read More

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Partnership for Peace Consortium Regional Study Groups hold planning meeting in Vienna.

From PfPC | by Juergen Eise | 20 Dec 2018

Vienna, Austria, December 14, 2018 – Members of the Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) Regional Stability in the South Caucasus Study Group (RSSC SG) and Regional Stability in South East Europe Study Group (RSSEE SG) met at the Austrian National Defe Read More

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From the left: RSSC SG co-chairs Fred Labarre and George Niculescu

Armenia and Azerbaijan implement crisis hotline in the wake of RSSC SG recommendation; ceasefire violations decline.

From PfPC | by Juergen Eise | 10 Dec 2018

Vienna, Austria, December 7, 2018 – Since the establishment of a crisis hotline between Armenia and Azerbaijan in October 2018, reports of ceasefire violations have decreased approximately 75% according to George Niculescu, Partnership for Peace Consortiu Read More

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Defense Language Institute preps potential international coalition pilots

From DLIELC | by Harlan Bender | 16 Apr 2019

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M7-126 NATO e-Learning Instructional Design Course

From NSO | by Gigi Roman | 15 Apr 2019

The next e-Learning training event will be held at NATO School Oberammergau, 14-25 October 2019, with a one week online course phase prior. Read More

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Marshall Center’s Counterterrorism Course Forms Partnerships to Fight Terrorism

From GCMC | by Christine June | 14 Apr 2019

GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany – Sixty-three security professionals from 47 countries graduated from the Program on Terrorism and Security Studies at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies based here April 10. Read More

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