Hybrid warfare can involve attempts to influence the adversary’s society through legal means such as purchasing news agencies and strategic infrastructure, as well as through illegal spreading of mistrust such as undermining free and fair elections.
The digital revolution has dramatically changed the landscape in which military intelligence operates. This requires armed forces to develop their camouflage techniques. Source: ev / Unsplash
11 June 2020 While the establishment of an EU army is not realistic in the short term, some defence and military stakeholders favour defence cooperation initiatives that bring together a…
03 June 2020 Defining ‘strategic autonomy’ The 2016 European Union Global Strategy introduced various terms, such as ‘principled pragmatism’, and ‘integrated approach’. Perhaps the most prominent concept is ‘strategic autonomy’,…
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