The European Commission launched a beefed-up security agenda on Tuesday (28 April), but many of the measures depend on whether member states are prepared to better co-operate in the traditionally sovereign areas of intelligence gathering and sharing.
The 21-page Agenda on security is meant to enhance government co-operation against terrorism, organised crime and cyber...
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