Abstract
The modern world relies on technology and economics as sources of global power.
- Hybrid wars represent a new pattern of conflicts that combine military and non-military elements.
Transitions in Power:
- Power is shifting from traditional Western powers to emerging economies like China and India.
- The rise of soft power and the role of media and culture in shaping global public opinion.
- The increasing influence of international institutions and regional organizations in organizing global affairs.
Hybrid Warfare:
- Hybrid wars blend military and non-military dimensions, such as cyber, economic, and information warfare.
- States and non-state actors employ this type of warfare to achieve their goals without direct engagement in conventional conflicts.
- Technological advancements play a significant role in enabling hybridwarfare, including cyberattacks and smart use of social media.