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EU Council of the European Union: Terrorism "malicious mean/methods", Future of COSI, Terrorist financing,Civil-military ops & EU Charter

22 August 2014

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- The use of malicious means/methods to carry out acts of terrorism (CM 3624/14, Limite, pdf)

- Way forward on the future of COSI (11722-14, Limite, pdf)

- Report on the implementation of the revised Strategy on Terrorist Financing (14423-14, Limite, pdf)

- PMG Recommendations on the Note from the High Representative on options for improvement of the financing of civilian and military missions and operations (12269-14, Limite, pdf)

- Implementation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU - Presidency discussion paper (11415-14, Limite, pdf)

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