daily briefings on digital technology in policing
daily briefings on digital technology in policing
EU member states agree a EUR 1.5 billion defence industry aid programme (EDIP) for joint security/defence projects, limiting foreign component share to 35 %, to foster sovereignty in defence tech.
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The ENLETS Core Group and National Contact Points (NCP) met in Copenhagen from 8–10 October 2025, hosted by the Danish National Police. The three-day gathering brought together law enforcement experts and strategic partners from across Europe to discuss the fast-evolving …
The EU delivered specialised surveillance and border security equipment (cameras, sensors, etc.) worth ~1.4 million BAM to Bosnia’s border police to strengthen operational capacity.
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Germany’s Federal Police inform travellers that the EU Entry/Exit System starts on 12 Oct 2025. Guidance highlights what changes at air/sea/land borders and how data will be processed for future checks and security use.
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D‑Wave and North Wales Police report a proof‑of‑technology where hybrid quantum optimisation improved patrol placement, reducing average response times by nearly half. The project highlights scalability for dynamic resource allocation.
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European law enforcement is facing increasing challenges from drones. The ENLETS C-UAS Technology Interest Group (2020–2022) brought together police, regulators, and industry to share knowledge on detection, neutralisation, forensics, and U-Space integration. The final report highlights the urgent need for …
Predictive policing, driven by artificial intelligence (AI), is rapidly reshaping law enforcement strategies around the world. A recent in-depth legal analysis by Jacqueline Hahn examines the development, risks, and regulation of AI-powered crime forecasting in the United States, China, India, …
On 8 May 2025, the Danish Parliament adopted a bill aimed at introducing additional provisions for the regulation of artificial intelligence in Denmark, in accordance with the European Regulation on Artificial Intelligence (EU AI Act). The text lays down the …
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A recent article in Le Monde (“Pour le maintien de l’ordre, une course aux nouvelles technologies,” 10 May 2025) explores how French police forces are accelerating their adoption of new digital tools. From connected tactical vests and AI-supported surveillance …