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The EU state gears up for action: Internal Security Strategy & the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI) by Tony Bunyan

01 February 2010

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The EU state gears up for action: Internal Security Strategy & the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI) by Tony Bunyan:

EU has been waiting for years to launch its Internal Security Strategy (ISS) and the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI) which will be responsible for developing it. Back in 2003 It was thought that the Lisbon Treaty would be well in place by now, instead the Lisbon Treaty and the Stockholm Programme have come into effect at the same time. What the ISS and COSI have in common is that they both form part of the matrix of the next stage of the growing European state."

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