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Hybrid Threats and AI: Shaping the Future of EU’s Organized Threat Landscape in 2025
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Hybrid Threats and AI: Shaping the Future of EU’s Organized Threat Landscape in 2025

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Andy Stern
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The European Union’s landscape of serious and organized crime is undergoing a significant transformation, according to the latest EU-SOCTA 2025 report released by Europol. This comprehensive assessment highlights how hybrid threats and artificial intelligence (AI) have become the core elements of the organized threat landscape in Europe, reshaping the tactics, tools, and strategies employed by criminal organizations.

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