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The CBSS, in cooperation with Europol, organised a two-day practical workshop in The Hague for law enforcement agencies from the Baltic Sea Region and Ukraine on the topic of financial investigations, cryptocurrencies and money laundering in the context of organised crime.
As security concerns rise across the Baltic Sea Region, climate impacts continue to test our societies’ ability to withstand and respond to disruption.
How can freedom and security coexist in an increasingly complex world? Join us in Lübeck, Germany, from 2–5 July 2026 for four days of collaboration, creativity, and impact at [#b_hack] – the Baltic Sea Region Hackathon 2026.
High-level discussions at the CBSS Secretariat examined the state of the Baltic Sea and highlighted how strengthened regional cooperation — including concrete collaboration between Poland and Sweden — can support more effective action to improve its health.
Civil protection professionals sharpened leadership, coordination and crisis-response skills through the Baltic Excellence Programme in Warsaw.
The CBSS invites applications for the CBSS Summer University 2026 on “Youth, resilience and the future of the Baltic Sea Region”, organised within the framework of the YoPeNET-Futures project, which will take place from 12–19 July 2026 in Gdańsk, Poland.
The BSR Cultural Pearls initiative proudly announces the opening of the fourth call for applications for the BSR Cultural Pearls Title.
The CBSS Expert Group on Children at Risk convened for its third meeting under the Polish Presidency of the CBSS on 12–13 March 2026 in Wrocław, Poland.
The CBSS hosted a series of events to advance regional cooperation on submerged munitions, addressing risk assessment, mapping, management and remediation in the Baltic Sea.
Sweden has granted SEK 1.5 million to support CBSS activities against human trafficking.
Foreign ministers and top diplomats of the Council of the Baltic Sea States and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas met informally in Warsaw at the invitation of Poland’s Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, to discuss regional security, Ukraine and preparations for the upcoming NATO summit.
Concluding in February 2026, the Razom project brought together partners from Ukraine and the Baltic Sea Region to strengthen societal security education and cooperation through shared learning, practical training and policy-oriented exchange.
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