Nadina Ronc is a geopolitical and security analyst and author specialising in Russian foreign and security policy, hybrid threats and influence operations across Africa, the Western Balkans and Europe's wider neighbourhood.
Her work examines how Moscow uses military, political and informational tools to shape contested security environments, and the implications for European, NATO and transatlantic security.
She has been published by the Joint Special Operations University and the Elcano Royal Institute, and is a recipient of a research grant from the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College.
She is also author of Daughters of Dissidents Need Not Apply, a memoir which recounts her childhood in Bosnia as it is overtaken by the collapse of Yugoslavia and the eruption of war.
For consulting, advisory and speaking engagements on Russian strategy, hybrid threats and Euro-Atlantic security, please get in touch.
“Nadina Ronc’s report provides one of the most comprehensive threat assessments of Russian gray-zone activity across the continent and what those actions mean for USSOF.”
“This beautifully written book records the long aftermath of the deep trauma of the Balkan war.”
- Peter Oborne, award-winning author and journalist
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