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Organization (Hybrid CoE)

Teija Tiilikainen appointed Director of Hybrid CoE for a second term

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Aviation & Space

Hybrid CoE Paper 21: China and space: How space technologies boost China’s intelligence capabilities as part of hybrid threats

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Disinformation

Western Balkans in focus at countering disinformation wargame and conference in Vienna

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Maritime

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 34: Uncrewed maritime vessels: Shaping naval power in hybrid threat operations

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Russia

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 35: Lessons learned from Western sanctions on Russia: Knowing your target well

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Russia

Hybrid CoE Paper 20: Ukraine’s position in Russia’s strategic thinking: Domestic, regional and international order

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Resilience

Hybrid threats discussed at the informal meeting of National Council Presidents in the Austerlitz+ format

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Resilience

Wargaming courses focus on resilience of critical infrastructure

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Hybrid warfare

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 33: State, non-state or chimera? The rise and fall of the Wagner Group and recommendations for countering Russia’s employment of complex proxy networks

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Organization (Hybrid CoE)

Albania joins Hybrid CoE – completing the participation of all EU and NATO countries

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Eastern Partnership countries

Ukrainian professors trained on the use of game-based methods for countering hybrid threats

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Organization (Hybrid CoE)

Martha Turnbull appointed Director of Community of Interest on Hybrid Influence

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Nordic-Baltic region

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 32: Russia’s hybrid threat tactics against the Baltic Sea region: From disinformation to sabotage

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Resilience

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 31: Building Resilience to hybrid threats: Best practices in the Nordics

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Cyber

Aspects of cognitive superiority – special edition of The Defence Horizon Journal

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Cyber

The sixth Cyber Power Symposium discussed the use of cyber-related technologies, such as AI, to gain cognitive superiority

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Teija Tiilikainen appointed Director of Hybrid CoE for a second term

Hybrid CoE Paper 21: China and space: How space technologies boost China’s intelligence capabilities as part of hybrid threats

Western Balkans in focus at countering disinformation wargame and conference in Vienna

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 34: Uncrewed maritime vessels: Shaping naval power in hybrid threat operations

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 35: Lessons learned from Western sanctions on Russia: Knowing your target well

Hybrid CoE Paper 20: Ukraine’s position in Russia’s strategic thinking: Domestic, regional and international order

Hybrid threats discussed at the informal meeting of National Council Presidents in the Austerlitz+ format

Wargaming courses focus on resilience of critical infrastructure

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 33: State, non-state or chimera? The rise and fall of the Wagner Group and recommendations for countering Russia’s employment of complex proxy networks

Albania joins Hybrid CoE – completing the participation of all EU and NATO countries

Ukrainian professors trained on the use of game-based methods for countering hybrid threats

Martha Turnbull appointed Director of Community of Interest on Hybrid Influence

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 32: Russia’s hybrid threat tactics against the Baltic Sea region: From disinformation to sabotage

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 31: Building Resilience to hybrid threats: Best practices in the Nordics

Aspects of cognitive superiority – special edition of The Defence Horizon Journal

The sixth Cyber Power Symposium discussed the use of cyber-related technologies, such as AI, to gain cognitive superiority

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