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Hybrid CoE Research Report 15

Countering disinformation in the Euro-Atlantic: Strengths and gaps

Non-state actors

Hybrid CoE Paper 23

Countering state-sponsored proxies: Designing a robust policy

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

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

Organization (Hybrid CoE)

Martha Turnbull appointed Director of Community of Interest on Hybrid Influence

Election interference

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 12: Countering hybrid threats to elections: From updating legislation to establishing collaboration networks

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 29: Cause for concern: The continuing success and impact of Kremlin disinformation campaigns

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 11: How Ukraine fights Russian disinformation: Beehive vs mammoth

Attribution of information influence operations is broken – this is how to fix it, suggests a new publication by NATO StratCom COE and Hybrid CoE

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 12: Deterring hybrid threats: Towards a fifth wave of deterrence theory and practice

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 13: The Kremlin’s messaging on Ukraine: Authorities and “media” hand in hand

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 30: Russia’s policy towards Belarus: Controlling more, giving back less

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 11: Disinformation 2.0: Trends for 2021 and beyond

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 2: Effective state practices against disinformation: Four country case studies

Non-state actors as state proxies: A new Hybrid Coe Research Report looks at the situation in China

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 1: China as a hybrid influencer: Non-state actors as state proxies

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 5: Improving cooperation with social media companies to counter electoral interference