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From May 5-9, 2026, the Police Academy in Szczytno hosted Prof. Chris Eskridge from Lincoln University in Nebraska, USA. The visit was a continuation of the long-standing academic and educational cooperation between the two institutions and an opportunity to deliver a series of lectures for students of the Faculty of Security and Legal Sciences.
Professor Chris Eskridge has been visiting The Academy regularly since 2006. Over the years, his visits have become an important part of it’s academic traditions. For nearly two decades, he has actively supported the development of international knowledge exchange, bringing students closer to the specifics of the American criminal law system and the functioning of law enforcement agencies in the United States.
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On November 26, 2025, a scientific and practical conference “Actual Problems of Combating Crime” organized by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan was held in Baku. The event was attended by representatives of law enforcement and public institutions from Azerbaijan, Turkey, Hungary, Moldova, Georgia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and the Kyrgyz Republic. The representatives of the National Assembly, selected bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and employees and PhD students of Baku State University, the Police Academy, and the National Aviation Academy were also present. Poland was represented by Cpt. Łukasz Kacprowicz, PhD, Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Security and Legal Sciences at the Police Academy in Szczytno.
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On 24–25 November 2025, the Police Academy in Szczytno hosted a delegation of the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) as part of the EU Arms Monitoring project.
The delegation consisted of Prof. Trpe Stojanovski and Aleksandar Srbinovski from North Macedonia, who met with representatives of the Institute of Criminal Service – Capt. Dr Błażej Jewartowski, Head of the Department of Crime Studies, and Mjr. Maciej Sostek, Senior Lecturer.
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On 18–21 November 2025, a CEPOL training course on hybrid threats was held in Chișinău (Moldova), where a representative of the Police Academy in Szczytno played a key role.
At the invitation of the organisers, Mjr. Maciej Sostek, Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Criminal Service of the Faculty of Security and Legal Sciences of the Police Academy in Szczytno, participated in the event. He served as a training lead alongside experts from Estonia, France, the United States, and Europol.
The training was organised for Moldovan and Ukrainian police officers within the TOP COP programme, aimed at strengthening operational capabilities and international cooperation in the field of security.