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The European Commission is presenting a new Strategy to make the largest free travel area in the world – the Schengen area – stronger and more resilient. The Schengen area is home to more than 420 million people across 26 countries. The removal of internal border controls between Schengen States is an integral part of the […]

Today, the Commission is proposing updated rules to reinforce the governance of the Schengen area. The targeted changes will bring greater EU coordination …

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The Commission is proposing an EU Police Cooperation Code to enhance law enforcement co-operation across member states and give EU police officers more modern tools for information exchange. With a large part of criminals operating across borders, police officers in the EU must be able to work together quickly and efficiently. The Police Co-operation Code […]

Today, the Commission is proposing an EU Police Cooperation Code to enhance law enforcement cooperation across Member States and give EU police officers …

This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. Today, the European Commission is presenting a new Strategy to make the largest free travel area in the world – the Schengen area – stronger and more resilient. The Schengen area is home to more than 420 million people across 26 countries. The removal of internal border controls between Schengen States is an integral part of the European way of life: almost 1.7 million people reside in one Schengen State and work ...

Met dank overgenomen van Europese Commissie (EC), gepubliceerd op woensdag 2 juni 2021. Today, the European Commission is presenting a new Strategy to make the largest free travel area in the world - the Schengen area - stronger and more resilient. The Schengen area is home to more than 420 million people across 26 countries. The removal of internal border controls between Schengen States is an integral part of the European way of life: almost 1.7 million people reside in one Schengen State and...

Met dank overgenomen van Europese Commissie (EC), gepubliceerd op woensdag 2 juni 2021. Why do we need a Strategy for the Schengen area now? The Schengen area is the largest free travel area in the world and one of the main achievements of the European Union. While its foundations have proven solid, recent crises and challenges have put Schengen to the test. The 2015 refugee crisis exposed shortcomings in the Unions management of the external borders and of migration, leading to internal border...

Met dank overgenomen van Europese Commissie (EC), gepubliceerd op woensdag 14 april 2021. Vandaag presenteert de Commissie een nieuwe EU-strategie voor de aanpak van georganiseerde criminaliteit, waarbij de nadruk ligt op het stimuleren van rechtshandhaving en justitiële samenwerking, het aanpakken van georganiseerde criminele structuren en misdrijven met een hoge prioriteit, het wegnemen van criminele winsten en het bieden van een modern antwoord op technologische ontwikkelingen. Georganiseer...

The EU executive will help countries work on encryption-breaking for when law enforcement has legal access to the information as part of a strategy to fight organised crime presented on Wednesday (14 April). “Police raids have battering rams to break doors when they have legal access and we need online tools to open doors”, Commissioner Ylva Johansson told journalists. “Of course we should use keys when we can. but battering rams, when we must,” the EU’s home affairs chief added. Comm...