HYBRID WARFARE OBSERVATORY

The new era comes with new tools in the military and defense.

The war is not what it was and the mission of the HWI Observatory is to bring a closer look and better understanding of the new means and methods of warfare.

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LATEST FROM IIMSR

Signs of war?

Classified US and NATO Documents for Bolstering the Ukrainian Military Were Exposed on Social Media

The Introduction of Cryptocurrency Investigations in Morocco

Criminal Networks in EU Ports: Risks and Challenges for Law Enforcement

The Algerian Military and Challenges to Morocco

The Democratic Republic of the Congo Membership in the East African Community

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Our Current Focus

CYBER CRIMES AND INFLUENCE CAMPAIGNS

With technological advancement and global digitalization, the threats in the cyber domain are exponentially growing and it applies equally to governments, business corporations, and individuals.

The new face of warcraft - the hybrid warfare; disinformation and influence campaigns, crimes against corporations, identity thefts, and their multilayer nature are on focus for the IIMSR team working in this domain.

SECURITY IN THE BALKANS

The process of gradual integration of the Western Balkan countries into the EU is ongoing for more than a decade but apart from Europe, there are already other active players that have interests in the region.

In this vector of analysis, the IIMSR is investing its intellectual capacity to study the political events and outline their security meaning for the continent.

Another focus of our interest are the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea with their critical geopolitical and economic importance.

ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION AND NEO-NAZI PARTIES

Illegal immigration and all the challenges it imposes on the hosting countries fertilize the soil of far-right nationalistic movements to blossom, recruit people and threaten the stability of the states.

In this dimension, our researchers, and experts are involved in studying the development of such movements and the correlation with the presence of refugees and illegal migrants. What are the nationalistic campaigns based on? What messages do they send? What tools and methods they use? All these questions are part of the subjects of our research.