AMENINȚĂRILE RĂZBOIULUI HIBRID LA FRONTIERELE EXTERNE ALE UNIUNII EUROPENE
The Threats of Hybrid Warfare at the External Borders of the European Union

Author(s): Gabriel Pereş
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, International Law, EU-Legislation
Published by: Academia de Poliţie »Alexandru Ioan Cuza« Bucureşti
Keywords: European Union; hybrid warfare; armed conflict; destabilization; responsiveness
Summary/Abstract: In recent years, the European Union has been preoccupied with threats to its security, including hybrid warfare at its external borders. Some of these threats include disinformation campaigns, cyber attacks and media manipulation. Hybrid warfare can be used in a variety of contexts, and while it may be less violent than armed conflict, hybrid warfare can be just as dangerous, destabilizing society, and undermining the political and economic integrity of countries. The main challenges to peace and stability in the EU Eastern and Southern neighborhood further highlight the need for the EU to adapt and increase capabilities as a security provider, with a strong focus on the close external and internal security nexus.To counter hybrid warfare, the state must be aware of potential threats and strengthen its cyber and information security capabilities, build relationships with others, and work to promote transparency and democracy.

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