In a policy brief, Amb. Shota Gvineria from the Latvian Transatlantic Organisation outlines the challenges posed by hybrid warfare to Euro-Atlantic security, emphasizing the need for a clear and unified understanding of modern threats. He references key historical contexts, including George Kennan's 1946 telegram that defined political warfare, and argues that the lack of consensus among Western policymakers leaves them vulnerable to exploitation, particularly in relation to Russia's hybrid strategies that blend military and non-military actions.

In a policy brief, Amb. Shota Gvineria from the Latvian Transatlantic Organisation outlines the challenges posed by hybrid warfare to Euro-Atlantic security, emphasizing the need for a clear and unified understanding of modern threats. He references key historical contexts, including George Kennan's 1946 telegram that defined political warfare, and argues that the lack of consensus among Western policymakers leaves them vulnerable to exploitation, particularly in relation to Russia's hybrid strategies that blend military and non-military actions.