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Hybrid influencing

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 19: EEZ-adjacent distant-water fishing as a global security challenge: An international law perspective

Critical infrastructure

Maritime hybrid threats under the loupe at Hybrid CoE

Legality of low intensity cyber operations under international law

#cyber operations, #international law,

The link was added 14 January 2022

Hybrid influencing

Explaining the meaning of ‘grey zones’ in public international law based on the example of the conflict in Ukraine

#grey zone, #international law, #Russia, #Ukraine,

The link was added 10 January 2022

Hybrid influencing

What does the ‘hybrid attack’ carried out by Belarus against the EU borders mean in reality? An international law perspective

#Belarus, #hybrid threats, #international law,

The link was added 10 January 2022

Legal resilience debated at Hybrid CoE’s flagship conference in Helsinki

The EU and NATO need a legal threat register to build preparedness, writes Dr Aurel Sari in Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 3: Hybrid threats and the law: Building legal resilience

Russian Revisionism, Legal Discourse and the ‘Rules-Based’ International Order

#international law, #legal resilience, #Russia,

The link was added 2 December 2020

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 20: States vs. non-state actors – a public international law perspective

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 4: Blurred Lines: Hybrid Threats and the Politics of International Law