The Russian aggression against Ukraine represents a complete negation of everything for which the OSCE stands: a rules-based order, co-operative security, respect for state sovereignty, and the inviolability of borders. This raises the question as to whether the OSCE can exist and work in a political environment that contradicts its very raison d’être. This paper briefly outlines three factors that will likely determine the future of the Organization. Against this background, it presents an OSCE interim approach for the next three years and recommendations for areas of activity.
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