Giving more power to Europol, the European Union’s police cooperation organisation, is set to be one of the main topics on the agenda when Denmark takes over the presidency of the European Union next month. The aim is to provide Europol with greater operational freedom, as well as making it easier to confiscate the assets of criminals, reports the Danish newspaper Berlingske Tidende.
The plans are part of a twelve point plan for changes within the area of Justice and Home Affairs to be ...
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