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"The new situation as regards crime is characterised by the existence of extremely mobile and flexible criminal networks active in various jurisdictions and types of crime, supported by new technological trends and the widespread use of the Internet. The EU should be prepared to react appropriately as security threats emerge and evolve, with Parliament involved in setting the political course, and in implementing and evaluating the results. More than ever, there is a huge need for cooperation between Member States to face up to these challenges effectively. Five priorities have been identified for the next five years: combating organised crime, terrorism and cybercrime, and strengthening border management and the EU’s capacity to resist crises and disasters. It is important not just to strengthen the instruments available to the EU for combating crime, but also to implement and apply those that already exist: for example, the Member States still have not fully applied information exchange instruments, and not all the Member States have ratified and applied the various instruments for police and judicial cooperation. Better exchange of information between Europol and Eurojust would also contribute to preventing and suppressing criminal and terrorist activities, etc."@en1
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