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Societal Resilience Against Hybrid Threats: Lessons from Finland, Lithuania, and Poland

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ThreatCluster •November 3, 2026 at 22:46 UTC
  • •Finland's model emphasizes shared security responsibilities across society.
  • •Lithuania adapted its legal frameworks in response to drone threats.
  • •Poland involves youth in countering disinformation campaigns.

AIES Focus discusses how Finland, Lithuania, and Poland implement societal resilience against hybrid threats to inform Austria's strategies. Finland employs a comprehensive security model with shared responsibilities, while Lithuania rapidly adapted legal frameworks to address aerial incursions. Poland engages youth and civil society in countering disinformation. The publication offers recommendations for Austria, emphasizing the need to enhance aerial threat responses, involve youth in resilience policies, and institutionalize dialogue on disinformation. The insights are based on a panel discussion held in June 2026, featuring experts from the respective countries.

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2026-06-01
Panel discussion on societal resilience
AIES hosted a panel with experts from Finland, Lithuania, and Poland to discuss resilience strategies against hybrid threats.
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2026-11-03
Publication of AIES Focus
AIES Focus released, detailing findings and recommendations for Austria based on the panel discussion.
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What are the key recommendations for Austria?
Austria should enhance its aerial threat response, involve youth in resilience policies, and institutionalize dialogue on disinformation.
How do the models differ among the three countries?
Finland focuses on comprehensive security responsibilities, Lithuania on legal adaptations for aerial threats, and Poland on youth engagement against disinformation.
What was the context of the panel discussion?
The panel aimed to share insights on implementing societal resilience against hybrid threats, featuring experts from Finland, Lithuania, and Poland.