Countering Hybrid Threats: Practical Ideas for Future Cooperation

Intervention by Dr. Oleksandr Tytarchuk at the International Conference “Pooling the Expertise to Develop an Early Warning System to Counter Hybrid Threats”, organized by the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (Lithuania) and the National Institute for Strategic Studies (Ukraine), with support of the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme (Vilnius, 26 April 2019). (PDF) Oleksandr Tytarchuk   

Findings of Mass Media Monitoring in Armenia: Detecting Propaganda (Second Monitoring)

Analytical Center for Globalization and Regional Cooperation (ACGRC) within the scope of Second Cycle: Measuring the public views regarding International organizations and Monitoring of Media in Armenia on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ project conducted monitoring of selected Russian and Armenian mass-media in order to identify propaganda and consider the influence of Russian media on Armenian media. (PDF)

Belarus: National Security and Defence (February 2019)

Minsk tries to adhere to a line of non-involvement in the confrontation between Russia and the West. Belarus persistently promotes its own representative to the post of CSTO Secretary General. Belarusian-Serbian military cooperation tends to expand. (PDF) Andrei Porotnikov

Russia-Ukraine conflict: What can the OSCE do?

Authors of the paper analyze the previous OSCE efforts in conflict management and propose a set of measures to improve the OSCE’s work within the three security dimensions relating to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. (PDF) Maksym Khylko, Oleksandr Tytarchuk

Attitude of the Armenian Society to International Organizations, the EU, EEU, CSTO, and NATO – Opinion Poll

Results and analysis of the opinion poll on the attitude of Armenian society to international organizations, the EU, EEU, CSTO, and NATO. Conducted by the Analytical Centre on Globalisation and Regional Cooperation (ACGRC) in 2018. (PDF)

Situation in the Field of Economic Security of Belarus (December 2018)

Russian authorities openly put forward the demand for deeper integration within the framework of the Union State, suggesting the actual loss of Belarus’ economic sovereignty. The risks of maintaining financial stability are aggravated by the expected start of election cycle and political need for positive short-term economic results. (PDF) Pavel Kirkovsky

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