Dutch PM Jetten: OSCE must keep pressure on Russia to force Ukraine ceasefire talks

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Dutch PM Jetten: OSCE must keep pressure on Russia to force Ukraine ceasefire talks
Dutch PM Jetten at the annual gathering of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly / photo: RVD

Can dialogue still deliver peace in Europe’s most devastating conflict in decades? And can a security organisation born during the Cold War still play a decisive role in ending the war in Ukraine? Speaking to hundreds of parliamentarians gathered in The Hague, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten delivered a clear message: pressure on Russia must not ease. Why is the Netherlands placing so much emphasis on the OSCE, and what role could the organisation play in a future peace settlement? For policymakers and diplomats gathering in The Hague this week, those questions are becoming increasingly urgent.

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