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E-commerce security and countering illicit transactions

While addressing traditional threats like drugs trafficking or cigarettes smuggling, customs must also deal with emerging challenges like the circumvention of trade sanctions or the trafficking of looted archaeological artefacts. Find out more how EU-funded research and innovation helps tackle these challenges.

 
How does climate change impact security practitioners?

The participants had a chance to learn how the climate change is impacting the security domain; crime types and volumes, and what the security practitioners are doing about it. Read more about discussion and conclusions!

 
New EMN inform provides an overview of the implementation of the migration-development nexus in the EMN Member Countries and Serbia

The migration-development nexus is increasingly important at both EU and international levels, yet a comprehensive mapping of national policies and initiatives remains largely absent. This inform examines national initiatives in EMN Member Countries and Serbia that implement the migration-development nexus, at strategic and operational/programme level. It highlights initiatives funded and/or implemented through bilateral or multilateral cooperation between these countries and third-country partners, covering activities from 2019 to 2023. It also discusses the good practices and challenges encountered by EMN Member Countries and Serbia in implementing the migration-development nexus.

 
New EMN inform explores coordination challenges in return and reintegration policy

The European Migration Network (EMN) has released the new inform ’Coherent Return and Reintegration Assistance’, which explores good practices and challenges in the coordination between different stakeholders and between different stages of return and reintegration of third-country nationals in EMN Member (EU Member States except Denmark) and Observer Countries (NO, GE, MD, UA, ME, AM, RS). This inform explains how improved coordination among stakeholders, enhanced institutional frameworks, and effective national strategies can facilitate a consistent and structured approach to return and reintegration across Europe.