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Next week, MEPs and national parliamentarians will meet with Europol’s leadership to discuss the agency’s past activities and steer its future planning.

Parliament has given its final green light to rules clarifying the cross-border enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation.

On Wednesday, LIBE Chair Javier Zarzalejos and Commissioner Magnus Brunner welcomed guest speakers to discuss the past, present and future of the Schengen area.

To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Schengen agreement abolishing passport checks between participating states, Parliament and Commission will co-host an event with panel discussions.

O Parlamento adotou legislação para que seja mais fácil retirar o direito de viajar sem visto para a UE a partir de países que apresentem riscos de segurança ou violem os direitos humanos.

On Thursday Parliament and Council made a deal on enhancing Europol’s mandate and resources to support police cooperation against migrant smuggling and human trafficking.

Ministers are holding a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Danish Presidency of the Council.

Strong cooperation in counterterrorism and cybercrime confirmed during Washington DC visit, where MEPs spoke to US lawmakers, government officials, and law enforcement.

During a two-day mission on 16-17 September, MEPs discussed the EU’s internal security agenda with the management of CEPOL, the EU Agency for Law Enforcement Training, in Budapest.

A delegation of eight MEPs will speak to lawmakers, government officials and law enforcement officials on their visit to the United States capital from 15 to 18 September.