Democratic Resilience: Luxembourg Brings Together Partners
Luxembourg, as part of its Benelux Union presidency, hosted a workshop on defending democracy and the rule of law against hybrid threats.
The event, part of a broader cooperation effort, included experts from the Hybrid Centre of Excellence in Helsinki, the European Commission, and other key partners.
- Disinformation
- Cyberattacks
- Sabotage
- Foreign interference
Democracies face sophisticated threats that blend conventional and unconventional tactics, aiming to undermine public trust and weaken the rule of law.
Attendees included representatives from Benelux countries, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Latvia, and Liechtenstein.
Author's summary: Luxembourg hosts workshop on defending democracy.
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