Tenth progress report towards an effective and genuine Security Union

Background and further information:

This report focuses on developments under two main pillars: tackling terrorism and organised crime and the means that support them; and strengthening defences and building resilience against those threats. It also covers more broadly the actions taken since the State of Union speech by the European Commission President in 2016, in which he pledged to enhance security at the EU external borders, improve information exchange between Member States, close down the space in which terrorists operate and prevent radicalisation.

Previous reports:
+ First progress report, October 2016
+ Second progress report, November 2016
+ Third progress report, December 2016
+ Fourth progress report, January 2017
+ Fifth progress report, March 2017
+ Sixth progress report, April 2017
+ Seventh progress report, May 2017
+ Eighth progress report, June 2017
+ Ninth progress report, July 2017

The tenth progress report on building an effective Security Union was published on 7 September 2017 by the European Commission.

European Commission: DG Communication: IP/17/3082, 07.09.17: Security Union: Commission delivers on 2017 security priorities http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-17-3082_en.htm

EUObserver, 08.09.17: EU intelligence agency not a priority https://euobserver.com/justice/138939

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