• The EU Internal Security Strategy comes to complete the Union’s institutional security architecture until 2030, functioning as the inner circle of the ven diagram composed of the EU Strategy for Preparedness Union for preventing and responding to emerging threats and crises and the European Defence White Paper.
  • The main feature of this new strategy is the concept and goal of Protection, which is why it is called ProtectEU.
  • Security issues must be integrated into all EU legislation, policies and programmes, including EU external action.
  • The Strategy reflects a broad list of threats, which are significantly influenced by the situation in the EU’s neighboring regional subsystems and, at the same time, have many interconnections with hybrid threats.
  • It is based on four central pillars that function as umbrellas of actions: anticipate, detect, prevent and respond.
  • The Commission will propose an ambitious revision of Europol’s mandate to transform it into a truly operational police service, better supporting Member States.

Read here (in Greek) the Policy paper by Triantafyllos Karatrantos, ELIAMEP Senior Research Fellow.

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Triantafyllos Karatrantos Research Associate, Radicalisation, Terrorism, Policing Models, Security and Foreign Policy