Regionalna politika Eu prema Zapadnom Balkanu u domenu policijskih poslova

Abstract

Evropska budućnost zemalja Zapadnog Baikana delimično zavisi od politike EU prema tom regionu, računajući i ishode rešavanja nekih od gorućih bezbednosnih problema, poput viznog režima i suprotstavljanja organlzovanom kiminalu. Regionalna politika EU u oblasti policijske saradnje oslanja se na osnivanje i razvoj regionalnih inicijativa i postavljanje europikih standara u pitanjima unutrašnjih poslova i pravosuđa, kao ,,trećem stubu" EU. Kako bi se države regiona uspešno suprotstavile i u što je moguće većoj meri suzbile neke od osnovnih bezbednosnih problema, osnovali su autohtone inicijative poput Asocijacija šefova policija Jugoistočne Evrope (Southeastern Europe Police Chiefs Association - SEPCA), ili su ,,servirane˝ kao Inicijativa za saradnju u Jugoistočnoj Evropi (South-East Cooperation Initiative - SECI). Svakako, sve ove inicijative nalaze se u službi uzdizanja stepena bezbednosti unapređenja i policijske saradnje država Zapadnog Balkana.

The European fufurre of the Western Balkans partly depends on the EU policy towards the region, including solving of some of the most pressing security problems, such as visa requirements and the combat against organized crime. The EU regional policy in the field of police cooperation relies on the establishment and development of regronal initiatives and setting of European standards in the Interior and Justice, as the Third Pillar of the EU. In order to fight successfully and stamp out as much as possible some of the basic securily problems the countries of the region have established indigenous initiatives such as the Southeastern Europe Poiice Chiefs Association (SEPCA) or "were served" as is the case with South-East Cooperation initiative (SECI). Certainly, all these initiatives are in the service of raising the level of securify and improvement of police cooperation in the Western Balkans.