The note (pdf) concludes with recommendations:
Reduce the permissive online environment for VRWE content and interaction
Work on improving the understanding of the transnational cooperation and dynamics among VRWE groups and single actors through the EU Knowledge Hub
Take into account the ever-younger age of perpetrators in cooperation across services
Work towards a common understanding of the availability and imminent threat posed by 3D-printed weapons
Make greater use of the CP931 [Common Position 391] regime to designate [as terrorists] violent right-wing individuals, groups and entities
Maintain a close exchange of information with the European Parliament about the threats posed by VRWE
Enhance the information sharing bilaterally and multilaterally with like-minded third countries beyond Europe and North America
Maintain the existing informal fora – if necessary with alternative fundings and European leadership – while preserving the transatlantic cooperation on VRWE
Advocate for including a clear reference to violent right-wing extremism and terrorism in the text of the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy
Maintain a strong joint EU position in international fora against the misuse of VRWE threats by third States for ulterior political purposes
Keep VRWE on the EU agenda of the Council with a view to updating the EU’s work strands on a regular basis
Document
- Trends and dynamics in international right-wing extremism and terrorism (Council doc. 11126/25, LIMITE, 3 July 2025, pdf)
