Thursday, December 31, 2020

Defence & Security News

Government Europa brings you the latest EU Defence & Security News from across the field of European Government Policy.

schengen area visa reforms

Schengen area visa reforms approved

The European Parliament has agreed to reform rules governing the application and issuing processes for visas within the Schengen area. Under the new EU Visa...
security union counterterrorism measures

Security Union counterterrorism measures approved

The European Parliament has agreed to adopt new legislative initiatives facilitating the detection and prevention of terrorism in the EU. The Security Union counterterrorism measures,...
maritime anti-corruption agenda

Maritime anti-corruption agenda announced

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has announced it will begin work on official guidance to combat maritime corruption. More than 28,000 individual incidents of corruption...
simulation in defence training

Simulation in defence training: an essential tool

Steve Wilkinson, CEO of the European Training and Simulation Association, describes how simulation in defence training has become an invaluable tool. When not in action,...
facebook clarifies data use

Facebook clarifies data use policy

Social media platform Facebook has agreed to update its terms and conditions clarifying its handling of users’ data after intervention by the European Commission. The...
lone worker safety

Lone worker safety: time to get serious

As lone working becomes more widespread, what are the biggest risks to those working alone and what should employers consider when choosing a lone...
cybersecurity testing exercise

Cybersecurity testing exercise for EU elections

The European Parliament has deployed stringent cybersecurity tests in anticipation of the European elections to be held in May. The exercise, conducted by the Parliament,...
video game geoblocking

Video game geoblocking: Commission objects

The European Commission has issued Statements of Objections to video game distributor Valve and five video games publishers over geoblocking of games. Valve, which owns...
humanitarian assistance to libya

Humanitarian assistance to Libya boosted

The European Commission has announced it will provide €6 million in humanitarian assistance to Libya as conflict continues in the country. The new funding brings...
rule of law in poland

Rule of law in Poland in question

The European Commission has begun infringement procedures over alleged breaches of the rule of law by Poland. The Commission issued a Letter of Formal Notice...

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