Neville-Jones: Foster Cooperation in European Security

The video discusses security measures in crowded places, comparing practices in Germany, the UK, and France. It highlights the importance of intelligence and cooperation among European countries, especially in light of Brexit. The UK emphasizes policing by consent and the need for armed police visibility, while stressing the significance of maintaining strong communication and coordination with European partners.

What is a major concern when it comes to controlling access to crowded places?

• The number of police officers available

• The degree of access heavy traffic has

• The presence of military forces

• The use of surveillance cameras

How does the UK's approach to policing differ from that of France?

• The UK does not monitor social media

• The UK relies on policing by consent

• The UK has fewer police officers

• The UK uses more military forces

What is emphasized as crucial for effective policing in the UK?

• Increased military presence

• More surveillance cameras

• Higher police salaries

• Good intelligence and agency linkage

What is the UK's stance on European security cooperation post-Brexit?

• The UK will focus on domestic security only

• The UK sees it as a priority

• The UK will only cooperate with France

• The UK plans to reduce cooperation

What is a key element in maintaining European security cooperation?

• Cultural exchanges

• Communication and information exchange

• Military exercises

• Economic agreements