Global Threats, European Security and Parliamentary Cooperation
Wednesday, June 16, 2010, 4:00 am
From nuclear security to climate change, global terrorism to anti-corruption efforts, this hearing examined what parliamentarians can do to work together on some of the most significant challenges facing the world. Members addressed European and Central Asian security concerns, including unresolved conflicts in the Balkans and elsewhere, and considered how international parliaments can cooperate to address challenges related to trafficking, tolerance, and democratic development, including elections and media freedom.
Relevant Countries
Partners for Cooperation
| Afghanistan
| Algeria
| Australia
| Egypt
| Israel
| Japan
| Morocco
| Republic of Korea
| Thailand
| Tunisia
| Jordan
| Participating States
| Albania
| Andorra
| Armenia
| Austria
| Azerbaijan
| Belarus
| Belgium
| Bulgaria
| Canada
| Croatia
| Cyprus
| Czech Republic
| Denmark
| Estonia
| Bosnia and Herzegovina
| Finland
| France
| Georgia
| Germany
| Greece
| Holy See
| Hungary
| Iceland
| Italy
| Kazakhstan
| Kyrgyzstan
| Latvia
| Liechtenstein
| Lithuania
| Luxembourg
| North Macedonia
| Malta
| Moldova
| Monaco
| Mongolia
| Montenegro
| Netherlands
| Norway
| Poland
| Portugal
| Romania
| Russian Federation
| San Marino
| Serbia
| Slovak Republic
| Slovenia
| Spain
| Sweden
| Switzerland
| Tajikistan
| Turkey
| Turkmenistan
| Ukraine
| United Kingdom
| United States of America
| Uzbekistan
| Ireland
Leadership