Manila, Sept. 18 -- National Security Adviser (NSA) Eduardo on Thursday called on European and Indo-Pacific nations to unite against "asymmetric" threats that he said move "beyond conventional warfare."

"In recent years, as the Indo-Pacific region becomes the center of geopolitical and geostrategic shifts, a host of asymmetric threats has been observed, impacting a global order that has become harder to navigate," told a forum organized by Stratbase ADR Institute in Makati City.

He said such threats could come in the form of cyber attacks and digital espionage that target infrastructure and defense systems.

Also falling under this threat category, he said, is foreign information manipulation and interference with its coordinated campai...