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Hybrid Warfare Beyond the Battlefield: Small-State Resilience and Lessons from Estonia

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Old Government Buildings Lecture Theatre 1 (GBLT1)
Wellington, New Zealand

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Tue, 24 Nov, 5:30pm - 6:30pm NZDT

Description

Drawing on Estonia’s experience from the 2007 cyberattacks to more recent acts of sabotage, airspace violations and other forms of hostile activity, this presentation examines how hybrid threats challenge the security and resilience of small states. It explores how Russia combines military intimidation, cyber operations, sabotage and information warfare to undermine public confidence, exploit societal vulnerabilities and incite political divisions.  The presentation highlights how these actions are part of Russia’s broader confrontation with Western democracies and an extension of its war against Ukraine beyond the battlefield. Estonia’s experience offers lessons on strengthening national resilience, deterring hostile actions and defending the principles underpinning the international order.  

Refreshments will be provided at the event.

Lineup

  • Martin Roger

    Martin Roger

    Martin Roger is Estonia’s Undersecretary for Political Affairs. A career diplomat since 2001, he has served at the UN in New York, as Ambassador to Poland (2018–2022), and as Director General for NATO and Transatlantic Relations.

  • Chair: Emeritus Professor Rob Rabel

    Chair: Emeritus Professor Rob Rabel

    Emeritus Professor Rob Rabel, Professorial Fellow, Centre for Strategic Studies

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Old Government Buildings Lecture Theatre 1 (GBLT1)
Wellington, New Zealand