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We organize an International Online Networking Conference “The Baltic Sea - a sea of peace, not a NATO sea” on June 14, 2025 from 2pm to 6pm. Peace activists and experts from all Baltic Sea states, who are committed to opposing the further militarization of our sea, its coasts, ports and shipyards are invited to participate and contact us. Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein.

With this international conference, the Peace Alliance Northern Germany would like to promote the exchange between peace organizations, learn more about the country-specific peace movements and plan possible actions in the Baltic Sea region. The historical and geopolitical context of the militarization of our Baltic Sea, the eastward expansion of NATO (Sweden/Finland) and the preparations for war taking place there will also be discussed. Historical examples of successful peace efforts (e.g. CSCE Helsinki 1975) will be recalled and proposals for an effective security and peace architecture in the Baltic Sea region (or North Sea/Arctic) and in Europe will be discussed. You can contact us via Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein. 

See the programm and register here: https://www.friedensbuendnis-norddeutschland.de/index.php/english/baltic-sea-conference

You will find us in German also on Telegram: https://t.me/FrieBueNORD  and videos in Odysee: https://odysee.com/@FriedensbuendnisNorddeutschland:4

The cross-party and non-partisan FRIEDENSBÜNDNIS NORDDEUTSCHLAND (Peace Alliance North Germany) meeting in Bremen on December 3, 2023, declares:

We value the peace commandment in our basic constitutional law (Grundgesetz) and are inspired by the long-term vision of a world free of nuclear weapons, in which the tenderness of nations, cooperation for the good of all has prevailed and peaceful, reason-oriented conflict resolution strategies have become the norm. (Download the Bremen Declaration as pdf)

WE ARE COMMITTED IN THIS COUNTRY TO

- Diplomacy in international relations to prevent wars and, in the event of war, for ceasefires and peace negotiations.
- civilian ports and the civilian maritime economy on the North and Baltic Seas - for arms conversion
- détente and cooperation for the benefit of all - instead of destructive armed or economic wars
- the Charter of the United Nations
- a European security architecture with ALL countries in Europe
- disarmament instead of rearmament, peace promotion instead of “war capability”
- the right to conscientious objection and recognition as grounds for political asylum in Germany
- an open space for debate in which controversial points of view can be fairly debated
- investment in education, health and the welfare state, for sustainable infrastructure and environmental protection