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News item - RAPAK
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RAPAK project helps to collect and analyse information from border crossing points, and open sources on the situation at and beyond Pakistan’s borders. This analysis enables policy makers, managers and operational officers to address identified threats and risks more efficiently.

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"Family phot" of the meeting's participants.
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On 17 March, the Commission convened the second meeting of the High-Level Resettlement and Humanitarian Admission Committee, where priorities for the future Union resettlement and humanitarian efforts were discussed, along with the the first-ever Union Resettlement and Humanitarian Admission Plan.

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The visual shows a contemporary metropolitan landscape at down. Over it, we see luminous interconnected spots, which create a digitally enhanced safety net over the city.
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The EU's investment in security research and innovation has supported technological advancements, strengthened policies, and created real impact across Europe. A new study takes stock of 20 years of EU-funded security research, highlighting its economic, societal, and technological significance.

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Returns package visual
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The Commission’s proposal for a Common European System for Returns lays out a new legal framework allowing for swifter, simpler and more effective return procedures across the Union, for non-EU nationals who have no legal right to stay in the EU after receiving a return decision from an EU country.

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EU Remembrance Day for Victims of Terrorism  - visual
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11 March marks the European Remembrance Day for Victims of Terrorism - an annual commemoration established by the EU after the Madrid bombings of 11 March 2004 which took the lives of 193 people and injured thousands more. 

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