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JEF course sharpens understanding of hybrid threats among defence planners

Non-state actors

Hybrid CoE Paper 23

Countering state-sponsored proxies: Designing a robust policy

Hybrid CoE Paper

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

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

Nordic-Baltic region

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

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

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

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 27: Use and abuse of international law: Russian military training and exercises in its foreign relations

ESDC-led course ‘The Contribution of Cyber in Hybrid Conflict’ held for second time in Helsinki

Hybrid CoE Research Report

Hybrid threats: A comprehensive resilience ecosystem

US NPS wargaming course returns to Helsinki

Picture of the Kremlin cathedral.

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 17: How to read Russia: Internal structural disunity, risk-taking, and Russia’s restless soul

Economic security

Hybrid CoE Working Paper

Hybrid CoE Working Paper 16: Financial geopolitics and hybrid conflict: Strategic competition in a financialized world

Invitation to Jyväskylä Summer School course: ‘The Landscape of Hybrid Threats: Culture and the Changing Nature of War’, 8 –12 August 2022

Illustration of the tensions between Ukraine Russia and the European Union

Hybrid CoE continues to work to support European security and Ukraine

Hybrid CoE participated in JEF Counter-Hybrid Workshop in Helsinki

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis

Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 31: Russia’s military buildup along Ukraine’s border: What to expect?