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EU: The European Union and State Secrets: a fully evolving institutional framework

01 July 2010

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The European Union and State Secrets: a fully evolving institutional framework (European Area of Freedom Security & Justice, link):

"Many contemporary debates surround the issue of the treatment of confidential information and state secrets both in the United States (1) and the European Union (2) and questions have also been raised over the WikiLeaks phenomenon. It therefore seems timely to try to shed some light on the way confidential information is handled by the European Union institutions, especially since we now have the entry into force of the Treaties of the European Union, on the Functioning of the European Union and the now binding Charter of Fundamental Rights."

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