Tag: Security Policy

The European Commission strengthens the European Union’s cybersecurity capabilities, capacity to deter and mitigate cyber-threats and incidents, by employing the ...

eDelivery provides technical specifications and standards, software and ancillary services for advanced customs controls and data exchange. By building with eDelivery, ...

The Human Rights Council embarked on a discussion over police violence against people of African descent on Friday. UN rights ...

An arms embargo imposed on Libya by the Security Council in 2011 remains “totally ineffective” a UN Panel of Experts ...

From March 15th 2021, Ireland will be part of Schengen Information System II the Europe’s largest and most widely used ...

The EU called for a cease-fire deal, arms embargo and now welcomes the Government of National Unity in Libya. This ...

MEPs agreed in Brussels to use new technologies and CCTV to better enforce fishing rules and improve security and transparency. ...

Terrorism remains a major threat to security in the European Union, which leaves holes in people’s lives. We are not ...

On the occasion of the 17th European Day of Remembrance European Union pays tribute to the Victims of Terrorism. The ...

Strategic autonomy is not a magic wand but a process, a long-term one, intended to ensure that Europeans increasingly take ...

On 26 February EU leaders discussed with NATO "strategic autonomy", security, defence, and relations with the Southern Neighbourhood. European Council members ...

The Italian ambassador, Luca Attanasio was killed on Monday during an attack on a UN convoy in the Democratic Republic ...

Although a ceasefire in Eastern Ukraine has led to a significant decrease in civilian casualties, the overall situation remains fragile. ...

The 7th session of the European Union-Ukraine Association Council focused on several areas of interest: political reforms, rule of law ...

Foreign Affairs Council backs EU’s ambitious goal on climate action and calls for global action to limit the damage of ...

Across Europe, highly intrusive and rights-violating facial recognition and biometric processing technologies are quietly becoming ubiquitous in our public spaces. ...