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Annual Forum 2026: Resilience is built, not assumed – sustaining the health and care workforce under pressure

Annual Forum 2026: Mind the Gap – Permanent Cross-Border Platforms as silo-breakers between Regions and the EU

How can cross-border cooperation strengthen resilience and bridge the gap between regional realities and macro-regional/EU-level frameworks?

Annual Forum 2026: Advancing Spatial Resilience in the Baltic Sea Region

Norway is now a full member of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

As of 18 May 2026, Norway became a full member of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region. As a member state, Norway becomes a part of the joint strategic leadership and agenda setting for transnational cooperation in the Region.

Annual Forum 2026: How can regional food systems contribute to Nordic and Baltic resilience?

The parallel session "How can regional food systems contribute to Nordic and Baltic resilience?" aimed  to set up the scene and dynamically discuss long–term regional food systems resilience and preparedness in the Nordics and Baltics. 

Annual Forum 2026: Strengthening crisis communication and cooperation in the Central Baltic Region

Maintaining public trust during crisis situations in EU eastern border regions in an increasingly complex geopolitical situation.

Annual Forum 2026: Co-creating Resilience – How Interreg Cooperation Helps the Baltic Sea Region Stay Strong Together

What does resilience actually look like in practice? How can cooperation help the Baltic Sea region become more resilient in times of growing uncertainty?

Annual Forum 2026: Multisectoral Insights into Regional Maritime Spatial Planning Processes

The project platform SEABAS aims to unify environmental input into maritime spatial planning processes across the Baltic Sea region.

Cities and regions opened the EUSBSR Annual Forum week 2026

The EUSBSR Annual Forum started with two back-to-back events.

500 experts gather in Tallinn to discuss the future of the Baltic Sea Region

Nautical Mail – Policy Area Ship News Spring 2026

Resilience is the Baltic Sea Region’s most urgent priority

The pressures bearing down on the Baltic Sea Region today require something more than connectivity. They require resilience.