Strengthening resilience to Russian hybrid threats through regional cooperation: A joint initiative of non-governmental organizations from Ukraine and the Western Balkans 

The Center for Security Studies “CENSS” continues its systematic work on the analysis, identification and counteraction to hybrid threats arising from Russia’s aggressive policy in Europe. Ukraine’s experience gained in confronting multi-level hybrid pressure – informational, political, religious and economic – has become the basis for a new analytical project aimed at studying similar challenges in the countries of the Western Balkans.

The aim of the initiative is to disseminate best practices, strengthen analytical capacity, exchange experience and form regional solutions to increase security and resilience of societies to external influence.

Working visit to Kosovo by СENSS Executive Director Viktoriia Voronina

Public discussion “Information warfare and the battle of narratives: increasing resilience against hybrid threats”

Workshop on identifying and countering hybrid threats within the framework of the Kosovo–Ukraine Security Conference

Kosovo-Ukraine Security Conference Highlights Russian Hybrid Threats and the “Failed State” Narrative

Hybrid threats in a changing geopolitical landscape: the war in Ukraine and its implications for Kosovo and the Western Balkans

Russian’s expanding playbook: Kosovo-Ukraine connection