Traduction de «Arm-entry » (Anglais → Français) :

10. Notes that the risks deriving from the diversion, smuggling and stockpiling of arms and explosives are increasing and remain a challenge to be addressed; stresses the risks that arms from third countries which have high levels of corruption might be introduced into Europe owing to increased arms smuggling and trafficking and the lack of inspections at points of entry, such as ports, thus compromising the security of citizens as was highlighted in a recent Europol report;

58. Calls on the HR/VP and the EU Member States to give negotiated nuclear disarmament and arms control policy a new and strong impetus; welcomes the forthcoming UN review of the Non-Proliferation Treaty as a major step towards international peace and security, and urges the Member States to take a coordinated and proactive position in the negotiations; welcomes the entry into force of the Arms Trade Treaty and calls for its effective and full implementation; calls for the creation of an EU authority for arms trade to assist Member States in the interpretation of, and ensure consistent and strict compliance with, the norms established ...[+++] by the EU’s Common Position on arms exports; stresses the need for better ex post checks on the use of exported weapons;

56. Calls on the HR/VP and the EU Member States to give negotiated nuclear disarmament and arms control policy a new and strong impetus; welcomes the forthcoming UN review of the Non-Proliferation Treaty as a major step towards international peace and security, and urges the Member States to take a coordinated and proactive position in the negotiations; welcomes the entry into force of the Arms Trade Treaty and calls for its effective and full implementation; calls for the creation of an EU authority for arms trade to assist Member States in the interpretation of, and ensure consistent and strict compliance with, the norms established ...[+++] by the EU’s Common Position on arms exports; stresses the need for better ex post checks on the use of exported weapons;

1. For the purpose of supporting the early entry into force and implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty (the ‘ATT’), the Union shall undertake activities with the following objectives:

Further to the adoption of the Arms Trade Treaty by the UN General Assembly, the Union has identified three main challenges regarding the Treaty: securing its early entry into force, ensuring its effective implementation and, finally, working towards its universalisation.

renewed interest in controlling the impact of the illicit arms trade, in particular since the entry into force of EU air safety regulations and the impact these have had on the activities of air cargo operators that are suspected of being involved in destabilising arms transfers,