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50 Years After The Helsinki Final Act, Can The OSCE Stay Relevant?

UUSIMAA, FINLAND, JUL 29 – The Helsinki+50 conference marks the 50th anniversary of the Helsinki Final Act and gathers over 1,000 participants from 57 OSCE states and 11 partner countries, officials said.

Leaders will gather in Finland to mark 50 years since the Helsinki Final Act, which paved the way for the OSCE. But as Russia’s war on Ukraine, political gridlock, and waning trust test the organization, many question its future role in European security.

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha will visit Finland to participate in the Helsinki+50 conference.

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In the 50 years since the adoption of the Helsinki Accords, the world has changed radically. The OSCE today looks like a vestige of another historical era that has long since passed. The organization faces the difficult task of finding its place in international life, a new function and political identity. So far, it is not going well. In short: The Helsinki Accords were adopted during the period of the existence of a bipolar world, the confront…

50 years after the Helsinki Conference, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine will meet in Finland. “Zelenskyy’s participation was added to the program at the request of the Ukrainians,” says Toni Sandell at the OSCE Secretariat.

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Helsinki Times broke the news in Finland on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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