BRUSSELS — The European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen is preparing for the establishment of a new intelligence coordination cell in Brussels.
Although the initiative is in a “very early, conceptual stage,” it aims to enhance the security and intelligence functions of the EU executive, according to Commission spokespeople Balazs Ujvari and Paula Pinho.
This new cell would expand on current expertise, supporting the Commission’s Security Directorate and working in close coordination with the European External Action Service. It will be small and emphasize coordination rather than overlap, the spokespeople noted.













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