УДК 343.9(4-67):351.74

ORCID: 0000-0001-8752-7371

DOI 10.37566/2707-6849-2025-2(51)-15

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Maria KRASIY,

Associate Professor, Department of Public

Management and Administration,

Ivano-Frankivsk National

Technical University of Oil and Gas,

Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor

EU CRIMINAL LAW POLICY

IN THE FIELD OF COUNTERTERRORISM

The article highlights the relevance of terrorism as a global challenge that requires a comprehensive response from the EU. The author examines the EU's criminal law policy in the field of counter-terrorism, focusing on its legislative, institutional, and practical aspects.

It reveals the legal framework consisting of directives, regulations, decisions, and strategic documents that form the legal basis for countering terrorism in the EU.

Keywords: criminal law policy, terrorism, European Union, international standards, crime, subjects, security.

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