CTOC resident course focuses on 21st century national security threats as a result of transnational organized crime

This year’s ESS-East focused on countermeasures to fight security challenges in Europe and Europe’s Eastern flank.

The objective of the two-day seminar are to enhance the understanding of transnational security issues.

The opportunity to seek answers to difficult questions from subject matter experts is what makes Marshall Center programs unique.

The ceremony also showcased a moment of silence, video tribute and reception.

He emphasized how the management of this phenomenon is one of the most intractable policy issues of our times.

More than two dozen of the region’s military and civilian professionals to examine international practices and policies in refugee crisis response.

Known as the “5 + 2” format, participants portrayed five sides of this conflict in a negotiation exercise.