EU security agency is unlikely despite terror risks
EU member states are stepping up their security cooperation through Europol but serious impediments remain
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- New Europol regulation
- Organisational flexibility
- National capabilities
- Ethnic minority voids
- Resource constraints
- Information-sharing shortfalls
- Accountability
- Alternative platforms
- Legal concerns
- 'European FBI'?
- Police versus intelligence
- Sovereignty
- Outlook
- New databases
- Strengthening Schengen
- Regional and sub-EU partnerships
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