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EU: Documents on police dogs network (KYNOPOL); Common European Asylum System; civil-military synergies; EU counter-terrorism policy

01 October 2011

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EU: Council of the European Union: Police dogs network (KYNOPOL), CEAS, Civil-Military, Counter Terrorism:

- List of national contact points of KYNOPOL (pdf)

- Common European Asylum System = State of play/guidance on further negotiations on CEAS (pdf)

- Revised draft CIVCOM advice on Promoting Synergies between the EU Civil and Military Capability Development
- Final report on the outcomes of Phase 2 of the Workplan (pdf)

- Summary of EU counter-terrorism policy in light of the 10th anniversary of the 11 September attacks (pdf)

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