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EU seeks new anti-terror measures after Paris attack

09 January 2015

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"Brussels officials said a key aim is to push through a scheme to share data on all airline passengers despite opposition from some of the EU's 28 member states and the European Parliament."

See the article: EU seeks new anti-terror measures after Paris attack (Yahoo News, link)

See also: Key European terrorism legislation may be revised (Statewatch), Travel surveillance: PNR by the back door (Statewatch database) and "Foreign fighters" phenomenon spurs dozens of new counter-terrorism policies (Statewatch database)

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