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Hybrid CoE Paper 28

Bracing for a cold front: Assessing Russian and Chinese strategic objectives and hybrid threat capabilities in the Arctic

Hybrid CoE Research Report 13

Strings attached: China’s narrative influence in Sub-Saharan Africa

Aviation & Space

Hybrid CoE Paper 22

Cross-cutting technologies in Chinese space activities: Raising the risk of hybrid threats

Aviation & Space

Hybrid CoE Paper

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

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 25: Chinese economic coercion in Southeast Asia: Balancing carrots and sticks

Economic security

Of waning certainties and rising risks: CoE experts delineate economic trends and hybrid threat activities

Economic security

Hybrid CoE Trend Report

Hybrid CoE Trend Report 10: Threat potential in the economy: from vulnerabilities to China’s increased coercion

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 9: China’s hybrid influence in Taiwan: Non-state actors and policy responses

Seeing red, seeking satisfaction: Russia’s and China’s use of narratives of grandeur and victimhood to justify their foreign policy goals

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid CoE Research Report 8: Russia and China as hybrid threat actors: The shared self-other dynamics

New Trend Report on China: Regime survival is President Xi’s first priority

Hybrid CoE Trend Report

Hybrid CoE Trend Report 8: China’s power politics 2.0: Regime survival and global leadership

‘Seeing red’ – project comparing Russia and China launched

Economic security

Hybrid CoE Paper

Hybrid CoE Paper 9: Towards a more China-centred global economy? Implications for Chinese power in the age of hybrid threats

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