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The commission proposal also aims to tackle migration and set up "burden-sharing" among member states (Photo: European Commission)

Brussels outlines justice priorities for next 5 years

The European Commission on Wednesday (10 June) presented the priorities it would like the EU to focus on in the realm of justice for the next five years, including increased security co-operation and improved immigration management.

The paper presented by the EU executive calls for tighter border controls and says member states should exchange more information on criminal and security matters, as well as increase police co-operation in general.

Closer co-operation is needed to be...

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The commission proposal also aims to tackle migration and set up "burden-sharing" among member states (Photo: European Commission)

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