Trivelis Institute is established

Trivelis Institute is established

We are happy to announce that CEP established Trivelis Institute.

Trivelis, the Institute for Defense, Security, and Resilience, will function as an independent research center dedicated to strategic reflection on contemporary security challenges at the intersection of defense, security, and societal resilience. It will serve as a platform for in-depth analysis, interdisciplinary cooperation, and strategic communication, with the aim of strengthening the security preparedness of institutions, organizations, and society in Slovenia.

The Institute will bring together the knowledge and experience of experts from academia, state institutions, the public and private sectors, and civil society, acting as a link between key stakeholders at both national and international levels.

In line with its mission, the Trivelis Institute will support the strategic strengthening of Slovenia’s security and resilience through independent, professional, and analytical expertise.

The Institute will produce analyses and publications and organise public debates, conferences, and communication activities to enhance understanding of a comprehensive approach to security, defence, and societal resilience. Through research, expert analysis, and policy recommendations, it will support the development of national, European, and Euro-Atlantic security policies in cooperation with public institutions, academia, media, civil society organisations, and other key stakeholders. Through advisory work, publications, and participation in international projects, it will systematically promote Slovenian knowledge, experience, and best practices in defence, security, and resilience at the international level.

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Postanite del naše ekipe – iščemo pravnika/co

Postanite del naše ekipe – iščemo pravnika/co

Na Centru za evropsko prihodnost (CEP) iščemo novega sodelavca oziroma sodelavko, ki bo s svojim pravnim znanjem in organizacijskimi veščinami soustvarjal našo mednarodno zgodbo.

Iščemo zanesljivo, samoiniciativno in natančno osebo za delovno mesto Pravnik II. Če vas veseli delo v dinamičnem okolju, kjer se prepletajo pravni izzivi, kadrovski procesi in mednarodno sodelovanje, vas vabimo, da se nam pridružite.

Kaj bo vaše delo?

Kot pravnik na CEP boste skrbeli za:

  • Pravno svetovanje in pripravo internih aktov ustanove.

  • Celovito vodenje kadrovskih in delovnopravnih postopkov.

  • Skrb za razvoj zaposlenih in organizacijo izobraževanj.

  • Usklajevanje delovanja CEP z veljavno slovensko in EU zakonodajo.

Kaj pričakujemo?

  • Izobrazba: VII. stopnja pravne smeri.

  • Izkušnje: Vsaj 2 leti delovnih izkušenj na pravnem področju.

  • Jeziki: Aktivno znanje angleščine (znanje dodatnih jezikov, kot so hrvaščina, srbščina ali ukrajinščina, je prednost).

  • Veščine: Samostojnost, odgovornost in sposobnost timskega dela.

Zakaj se pridružiti CEP?

Nudimo vam delo v prijetnem okolju gradu Jable v Loki pri Mengšu, kjer cenimo strokovno rast. Omogočamo hibridni model dela, dodatna izobraževanja in brezplačno parkirišče. Zaposlitev je za določen čas enega leta z možnostjo dolgoročnega sodelovanja.

Kako se prijaviti?

Vaš življenjepis in motivacijsko pismo pričakujemo do 22. februarja 2026 na elektronski naslov [email protected].

Training on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management in Ukraine

Training on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management in Ukraine

At the beginning of February, POTC will travel to Ukraine to deliver two additional training activities on climate change and disaster risk management.

Kliknite tukaj za branje članka v slovenskem jeziku.

The two training sessions, attended by experts from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU), will take place from 9–11 February and 12–14 February 2026. The training represents a further adaptation of the programme with the same title that POTC previously delivered for Ukrainian civil protection in May 2025 in Poland. Consecutive interpretation into Ukrainian will be provided.

The main objective of the training is to familiarise participants with an integrated, all-hazards approach to managing risks related to natural and other disasters, particularly in light of increasingly complex and evolving emergencies. The training focuses on potential mitigation measures to strengthen prevention and preparedness, while taking local specificities into account.

The programme includes lectures on new types of climate-induced natural disasters and enhancing disaster preparedness (including within the framework of the Sendai Framework), EU crisis coordination mechanisms and the new Union Preparedness Strategy, monitoring, data collection and mapping, early warning systems, and hazard risk assessment methodologies. The third and final day of the training includes a practical, simulation-based exercise.

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BSF ekipa išče projektnega asistenta/asistentko

BSF ekipa išče projektnega asistenta/asistentko

Si želiš pridružiti ekipi, ki organizira enega izmed osrednjih zunanjepolitičnih dogodkov Slovenije?

Iščemo nadobudnega, zagnanega in motiviranega projektnega asistenta / asistentko.

Tvoje naloge bodo vključevale:
🌍 pomoč pri koordinaciji in načrtovanju aktivnosti Blejskega strateškega foruma
🎤 pomoč pri organizaciji mednarodne konference Blejski strateški forum
🤝 koordinacijo in sodelovanje z mednarodnimi partnerji
📦 koordinacijo logistike Blejskega strateškega foruma
🌐 komunikacijo s slovenskimi in tujimi udeleženci
👥 sodelovanje s slovenskimi in tujimi strokovnjaki
📊 pomoč pri pripravi poročil
📋 druga podobna dela in naloge

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Closing of the project Digitalisation and Sustainable Local Development held in Skopje

Closing of the project Digitalisation and Sustainable Local Development held in Skopje

On 17 December 2025, the Centre for European Perspective, in partnership with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of the Republic of North Macedonia, successfully held the closing event of the project Digitalisation and Sustainable Local Development in North Macedonia in Skopje.

The event brought together policymakers, representatives of local self-government, experts, and other key stakeholders to reflect on how digitalisation can support sustainable local development. 

The programme opened with keynote addresses by H.E. Mr Stefan Andonovski, Minister of Digital Transformation of North Macedonia, and H.E. Mr Gregor Presker, Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to North Macedonia. Their remarks highlighted the strategic importance of digital transformation for effective local governance and sustainable development.

This was followed by a presentation of the project’s main results, showcasing achieved outcomes, practical experiences, and lessons learned through cooperation with local authorities. The event concluded with an open discussion, enabling participants to exchange views on policy implications, future needs at the municipal level, and opportunities for continued cooperation in the field of digitalisation. Discussion also focused on the role of digital solutions in improving the quality and accessibility of public services, increasing efficiency and transparency, and strengthening citizen trust in public institutions.

The project Digitalisation and Sustainable Local Development in North Macedonia was implemented with the support of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia through the Slovenian Aid programme.

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What’s Coming in 2026? CEP’s Annual Pre-Holiday Discussion

What’s Coming in 2026? CEP’s Annual Pre-Holiday Discussion

At CEP pre-holiday discussion that took place on 15. 12. 2025 under the title“2026: What’s Coming — and How to Make the Best of It?”, we looked at what 2026 might bring, the challenges ahead, and the opportunities to shape a better future.

In a wide-ranging discussion, speakers warned of an increasingly deteriorating international security environment, Russia’s role in reshaping Europe’s strategic reality, and a transatlantic relationship that is fundamentally changing. As global politics become more transactional, Europe faces profound challenges — from security and societal cohesion to technological change and strategic autonomy.

But at the same time, this moment could become a turning point for Europe to adapt, evolve, and redefine itself for the better. To go through a ‘European Renaissance’.

While the outlook for 2026 points to continued volatility, uncertainty, and serious challenges, one source of optimism remained clear: for now, many of the key decisions are still in the hands of people. If we choose to act and make the effort, we can create a better future.

Speakers:

🔹 Sabina R. Stadler, Head of the Department for Strategic Studies and Analyses at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs

🔹 Dr Dejan Verčič, Professor and Head of Centre for Marketing and Public Relations at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana

🔹 Vojko Volk, State Secretary for National and International Security at Office of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia

 

Bloomberg Adria published a summary of the discussion — read it here.