War & Peace: The OSCE's Role in a COVID-19 World
War & Peace: The OSCE's Role in a COVID-19 World
Podcast / Europe & Central Asia 1 minute

War & Peace: The OSCE's Role in a COVID-19 World

This week on War & Peace, Olga Oliker and Hugh Pope talk to George Tsereteli, President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, about how the organization is coping in these unprecedented times and long-term consequences.

Season 1 Episode 19: The OSCE's Role in a COVID-19 World

As COVID-19 cuts a deadly swathe across the globe, its political impact is only starting to be felt and could last long after the virus is contained. 

George Tsereteli, President of the Organization of Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly, joins Olga and Hugh to discuss how the 57-nation OSCE is coping in these unprecedented times, what action it is taking to mitigate the effects of the crisis and what the long-term consequences could be. They assess the threat to multilateralism in a post-pandemic world, how populations may be vulnerable in breakaway post-Soviet statelets, the challenges to governance in many democracies, and what it means that key elections are being postponed.

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