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The presentation analyses international legal frameworks applicable to acts of sabotage against submarine infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, with particular reference to the Law of the Sea and maritime security governance.
The presentation examines the challenges to free speech in the so-called post-truth era, highlighting the role of philosophy and democratic resilience in countering disinformation.
The presentation outlines the Estonian Presidency’s priorities for the Council of the Baltic Sea States, with a focus on maritime economy, sustainability, and regional cooperation.
The presentation addresses the impacts of climate change on biodiversity in the Baltic Sea, focusing on ecological challenges, governance frameworks, and HELCOM’s role in promoting sustainable marine management.
Comprehensive Resolution adopted by the 34th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference in Mariehamn, Åland Islands, on 26 August 2025. The document sets out joint priorities for security, resilience, environmental protection, sustainable development, and democratic cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region.
Official programme of the 34th Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference (BSPC), held in Mariehamn, Åland, on 25 August 2025.
Version:25.08.2025, 07:00The 34th Baltic Sea Parliamentary ConferenceMariehamn, Åland Islands, 24 -26 August 2025The Baltic Sea – Our LifelineCooperation, Security and SustainabilityProgrammeRegistrat
CountriesRepresent ed byParliament ariansBSPC WORKING GROUP ONENERGY SECURITY, SELF-SUSTAINABILITY,RESILIENCE AND CONNECTIVITY2023-2025Launched at the 32 BSPC on 27-29 August 2023 in Berlin and operat
The Final Report of the BSPC Working Group on Energy Security, Self-Sustainability, Resilience and Connectivity (2023–2025), outlining recommendations on renewables, digital resilience, maritime security and cross-border infrastructure projects.
Report on Sustainable T ourismin the Baltic Sea Region2024–202534YEARSBSPCThe BSPC Rapporteur’s 2024-2025Report on Sustainable Tourism in the Baltic Sea Region© Schwerin, July 2025T ext: Birgit HesseE
Statements of the Governments in the Baltic Sea Region to the 33rd BSPC Resolution
