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EU: EU faces split on police powers

01 January 2007

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"Germany presses reluctant European partners to allow armed police and undercover agents to operate with impunity outside their own country" (Observer, link)

Background document: Council conclusions on simplifying the cross-border deployment of undercover officers in order to step up Member States' cooperation in the fight against serious cross-border crime (pdf)

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