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The post-Cold War instability in the former Soviet space allowed an enlarged involvement of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) as a promoter of dialogue and confidence in the area. Focusing on conflict prevention, crisis management and postconflict rehabilitation as preferential areas of activity and embracing 55 states, the OSCE is the widest European security organisation, usually described as ranging from Vancouver to Vladivostok. This enlarged membership, including all former Soviet republics, has made it a privileged forum to address problems in the area, particularly through the deployment of field missions.

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