Brexit
UK Negotiates to Retain Access to Europol and SIS After Brexit
Amid the expected British exit from the European Union date being set at 01 January 2021, Britain has requested that they retain access to Europol,
May 3, 2020
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SIS
UK Access to SIS Won’t End with Brexit, Former Police Authority Claims
Brexit has thrown a lot of the UK’s international arrangement into disarray, but its access to SIS won’t be one of them, a former UK
February 7, 2020
Brexit
The UK Won’t Have Access to Schengen Information Systems After 2021, EU Parliament Says
After Brexit is completed, the UK might not have access to the Schengen Information System (SIS), according to the first draft resolutions of relations between
February 13, 2020