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INTRODUCTION
FOREWORD
SUMMARY
RUSSIA
Russia allocates enormous resources to the war in Ukraine but still has the means to prepare itself for a protracted confrontation in the Baltic Sea region
Military industry becomes a driving force of the Russian economy
Russian nuclear capability in Belarus
Wagner crisis has pushed Russia towards Volunteer Corps as a new model of military service
Putin’s election as an aspiration for legitimisation, which impacts political agenda
Unexpected challenge of Wagner mutiny the regime managed to overcome
Ideology-driven Russia’s foreign policy fosters global instability
Protracted war makes Russian intelligence officials question the validity and legitimacy of their activities
BELARUS
Belarusian regime’s threat perception is the driving force behind the intense activity of intelligence services against Lithuania
Calm facade of Belarus conceals political repression
Lukashenka builds up Armed Forces in response to regional security situation
Russia allows Minsk to demonstrate its sovereignty on military-security issues but pursues its military policy in Belarus
CHINA
China intensifies intelligence activities against Lithuania from its territory
China collects information and conducts influence activities in foreign countries using the whole-of-society approach
Over the past decade, the CCP has been consistently developing the legislation
Artificial intelligence technologies as the means of China’s pursuit of global technological leadership
INFLUENCE ACTIVITIES AGAINST LITHUANIA
New malicious actors target important Lithuanian decisions in cyberspace
Aggressive information attacks seek to intimidate Lithuanian society
Russia seeks to circumvent restrictions on its propaganda tools
By spreading propaganda Russia seeks to undermine the will of Western societies to support Ukraine
New Russian history textbooks embody Russia’s strategic goals that threaten regional security
CRISIS REGIONS
After Azerbaijan took control of Nagorno-Karabakh without fighting, Russia lost an important tool for destabilising the region
Western Balkans: heightened tensions in Kosovo will require further efforts by the international community
As the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues, Iran’s malign activities threaten the region
Africa: coups, insecurity and declining Western influence in the Sahel
TERRORISM AND MIGRATION
Threat of Islamist terrorism in Europe is growing
Terrorist and extremist organisations use 3D printing and AI
Russian and Belarusian regimes exploit illegal migration facilitated by human smugglers
Human smugglers have taken over the organisation of migration via the Eastern Land Route
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TERRORISM AND MIGRATION

Terrorist and extremist organisations use 3D printing and AI

Terrorist and extremist organisations use 3D printing and AI

3D printing and AI, primarily designed for commercial or individual use, also can be exploited by terrorist and extremist organisations. The chatbot ChatGPT, a natural language processing platform, provides opportunities for these organisations to mimic human online conversations, including answering questions, interpreting and processing information, and offering opinions on various topics. 3D printing is a cost-effective and accessible technology that can be employed to manufacture a variety of objects. These technologies are attractive because they are relatively low-cost and easy to use, and do not require specific training. 3D printing and AI enable terrorists and extremists to carry out their activities with greater efficiency, speed, and reduced risk of detection.

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Threat of Islamist terrorism in Europe is growing Russian and Belarusian regimes exploit illegal migration facilitated by human smugglers
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