Deal or No Deal


Security


co-operation with the EU after Brexit


A


s Brexit negotiations continue, Alison


Wakefield assesses the implications for security, calling for practitioners to keep a cool head.


The United Kingdom has been a leading contributor in the development of the European Union’s pan-European security architecture – if not the leading contributor.


One example of the value of its contribution is the role played by the UK in the development of the EU’s counter-terrorism strategy, which is based on the four-pillar construction of the UK’s CONTEST approach.


Another sign of the esteem in which the UK’s security capabilities are held, and perhaps of EU commitment to a close long-term relationship, was the


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