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The '''European Commissioner for the Security Union''' is a job which arose after [[Jean-Claude Juncker]] called for such a post after the [[2016 Brussels Bombing]].<ref>https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2016/03/24/european-commission-president-calls-for-security-union/</ref> | The '''European Commissioner for the Security Union''' is a job which arose after [[Jean-Claude Juncker]] called for such a post after the [[2016 Brussels Bombing]].<ref>https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2016/03/24/european-commission-president-calls-for-security-union/</ref> | ||
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| + | The post was a pretext for an expansion of EU activities, to encompass a "Security Union". Since 2016, the EU has linked together its range of security databases and has given law enforcement agencies wider access to EU data. The Security Union has a stated focus "on cross-border challenges such as [[border controls]], [[information sharing]], [[money laundering]], trafficking of firearms and the investigation and prosecution of serious crimes like [[terrorism]]".<ref>https://www.cer.eu/publications/archive/policy-brief/2019/eus-security-union-bill-health</ref> | ||
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 European Commissioner for the Security Union(European Commissioner) | |
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The European Commissioner for the Security Union is a job which arose after Jean-Claude Juncker called for such a post after the 2016 Brussels Bombing.[1]
The post was a pretext for an expansion of EU activities, to encompass a "Security Union". Since 2016, the EU has linked together its range of security databases and has given law enforcement agencies wider access to EU data. The Security Union has a stated focus "on cross-border challenges such as border controls, information sharing, money laundering, trafficking of firearms and the investigation and prosecution of serious crimes like terrorism".[2]
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| Name | From | To |
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| Julian King | 19 September 2016 | 30 November 2019 |
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