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OpinionEU should act on political abuse of Interpol

24.05.13 @ 09:01

Last week, British businessman Bill Browder spoke at the Oslo Freedom Forum about his successful campaign to have the US legislature impose asset freezes and travel bans on Russian officials connected to the death of ...

Victims of violence set for EU-wide protection

22.05.13 @ 22:24

Battered women and other victims of violence will be afforded greater EU-wide protection under European Commission proposals voted through by euro-deputies in Strasbourg on Wednesday (22 May). “We want to make sure that ...

EU police agencies reject cost-cutting merger

07.05.13 @ 22:20

The European police college Cepol and the EU police agency Europol both formally rejected on Tuesday (7 May) a proposal by the European Commission to merge the two in a cost cutting measure. Both agency chiefs and their ...

High prison populations result of policy, not crime: study

03.05.13 @ 16:58

Prison populations and overcrowding in member states is linked to sentence length and not to the number of people incarcerated. A study published Friday (3 May) by the Strasbourg-based human rights watchdog Council of ...

EU wants stronger police agency

28.03.13 @ 09:20

The EU police agency in The Hague, Europol, is to see its powers expand and its performance put under stronger oversight under a European Commission proposal set out on Wednesday (27 March). The draft regulation would ...

EU border agency keen to expand Mediterranean Sea surveillance

19.03.13 @ 09:25

Spanning some 2.5 million square kilometres, the Mediterranean Sea remains largely outside the surveillance scope of member states and the Warsaw-based EU border agency Frontex. “We do not know at present what is going ...

Merger of EU police agencies draws opposition

18.02.13 @ 19:31

The European Commission may consider a recommendation to merge the European Police College, Cepol in the UK, with the EU police agency Europol in The Hague. The commission’s spokesperson for home affairs Michele Cercone ...

EU and Israel research crime-stopping drones

07.02.13 @ 09:51

The EU and a large Israeli military contractor are co-funding research to build drones that can stop moving boats and cars. Launched in January, the three-year-long Aeroceptor project, according to its own literature, ...

Criminals steal €1.5 billion from EU credit cards

08.01.13 @ 09:25

EU citizens are losing some €1.5 billion every year as criminals siphon off their money through the fraudulent use of debit and credit cards. A new report released on Monday (7 December) by the EU police agency Europol ...

Europe's cities hit by anti-austerity protests

14.11.12 @ 20:40

Many of Europe's capital cities ground to a halt on Wednesday (14 November) with a series of anti-austerity marches and co-ordinated strikes. The demonstrations, which amount to the biggest pan-European attack on tough ...

EU countries in the dark on human trafficking

24.09.12 @ 17:11

Member states lack reliable data to fully evaluate the scale of human trafficking in the EU the European Commission said on Monday (24 September). "We have so few figures and so few reliable statistics that it is ...

EU data row over police access to asylum seekers' fingerprints

07.09.12 @ 09:05

A row between the European Commission and the EU's data privacy chief has broken out over plans to give police access to biometric data from the fingerprints of asylum seekers. In a bluntly worded 20-page report ...

Police should not be exempt from privacy rules, says EU data chief

21.06.12 @ 13:08

EU data protection chief Peter Hustinx has warned governments not to water down new rules on data protection by excluding police and law authorities from the scope saying that such steps would be "inappropriate." The EU ...

Police can probe asylum fingerprints, commission says

30.05.12 @ 18:00

The European Commission on Wednesday (30 May) proposed to allow law enforcement authorities access to Eurodac, a biometric database of asylum seekers. Set up in 2003, the database is a repository of asylum seeker ...

EU-funded consortium unveils border-control robot

10.05.12 @ 20:12

An EU-co-financed project is aiming to mass-produce autonomous land vehicles designed to stop irregular migrants. Using a €13 million grant from the European Commission's research budget and €7 million of private ...

OpinionCrime reported, victim deported

26.03.12 @ 20:04

The European Parliament is currently discussing the EU victim’s rights directive. This directive aims to ensure that victims of crime have the same level of protection, support and access to justice in all EU countries ...

VideoBelgian unions show solidarity with Greeks

15.02.12 @ 15:36

On Friday 10th February, Greek unions in Athens held a 48-hour general strike after the country's cabinet passed a package of austerity measures demanded by the "troika". To show solidarity, a selection of ...

Organised crime problem dogs EU record on Kosovo

25.01.12 @ 09:08

Four years after the EU's biggest-ever police mission came to Kosovo it has not indicted any top suspects on organised crime, posing questions about its work and the integrity of Kosovo's leaders. Eulex itself is proud ...

VideoThe eurozone crisis through the eyes of the 'indignados'

14.10.11 @ 17:08

While Eurozone leader frantically prepare for next week's crucial summit, members of the 'indignados' movement are organising daily activities to highlight inequalities in today's society.

VideoThe threat of Islamist terrorism in the EU

06.05.11 @ 12:00

On the same week that Osama Bin Laden was killed, Members of the European Parliament, Belgian Conservative Derk Jan Eppink and German Green Franziska Brantner talk together about whether or not islamist terrorism even ...