29/09/2026
🔐 When did connectivity become security? And energy policy, economic policy—or even the green transition?
Over its first decade, the Berlin Process has adapted to a rapidly changing geopolitical environment. Security, once largely associated with rule of law, border management and reconciliation, now stretches across energy, cyber resilience, migration, critical infrastructure and economic policy.
In cooperation with the Regional Action Lab - Re-ACT Lab , “A Decade of Adaptation: Mapping the Security Agenda in the Berlin Process,” by Sokol Zeneli, Gresa Smolica and Olsë Kajtazi, traces this evolution from 2014 to 2025.
The authors find not a single, centrally engineered security pivot, but a flexible and chair-driven process responding to successive crises and geopolitical shocks. The challenge now? Ensuring that greater attention to security does not crowd out the Berlin Process’s foundational work on economic convergence, connectivity and the green transition.
📖 Read the full analysis: https://collections.fes.de/publikationen/content/titleinfo/2182005