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RSSThe European Commission and the State Migration Service of Armenia signed an Administrative Arrangement to collaborate in the European Migration Network, thus making Armenia an Observer Country in the network.
The European Union (EU) is working on measures to prevent and combat child sexual abuse. On 3 August 2024, the EU law that allows service providers to continue voluntary detection, reporting and removal of online child sexual abuse material will expire.
On 14 September 2022, the 14th Experience-sharing Workshop in the Fight against Corruption took place in Brussels. The Commission regularly organises experience-sharing workshops to exchange knowledge and best practices how to fight corruption.
On 5 October 2022, DG HOME awarded the Security Innovation Award 2022. This award highlights the importance of EU-funded research in the field of Civil Security, and rewards great examples of Security Research Uptake.
Between 27 and 29 September, experts on explosives from the EU and the United States met to exchange best practice and share information.
On 6 October, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) co-organised the first-ever EU-UNODC Anti-Corruption Dialogue in Brussels.
Today, the Commission presented updated guidelines for EU countries on visa procedures and border controls for Russian citizens at the EU's external borders. Based on the guidelines, EU countries should practice greater security scrutiny when issuing visas to Russians and heightened border controls.
To fund its priorities in the areas of migration, borders and visa, security during the 2021-2027 period, the European Union has foreseen approximately 11.3 EUR billion for funding multi-annual Member State programmes through the AMIF, BMVI and ISF funds.
The “Civil Security for Society” Cluster is the Commission funding instrument that finances research to allow our society and, more specifically, security practitioners to dispose of state of the art tools and relevant knowledge in the critical domains of counter-terrorism, fighting organised crime.
The European Commission and the Ministry of the Interior of Montenegro have signed Administrative Arrangement to collaborate in the European Migration Network, thus making Montenegro an observer country in the network.