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No plan for EU spy agency after Paris attacks

12 January 2015

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"Asked if the commission intends to put forward a proposal on turning a little known intelligence unit inside the EU's foreign affairs branch into an intelligence agency, commission spokesperson Natasha Bertuad said “No”. The commission instead wants to enhance data-sharing at the EU level by making sure its EU intelligence analysis centre (IntCen) works better with other EU agencies like Europol, the EU's joint police body."

See the full text: No plan for EU spy agency after Paris attacks (euobserver, link)

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