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In its judgment of 17 December 2020, the CJEU confirmed the case law established in the 2016 Petruhhin judgment. Extradition of EU citizens to third countries can only be established in agreement with the EU Member State of nationality. The CJEU seized, however, the obligations for the requested Member State and the Member State of nationality within the consultation procedure.

At the beginning of December 2020, Eurojust and the EJN published a joint report on the extradition of EU citizens to third countries. The report identifies the main issues arising in practice with the consultation procedure that has been established by the CJEU in its 2016 Petruhhin judgement in cases where an EU Member State is faced with an extradition request from a third country concerning a citizen of another EU Member State.

The 26th edition of the Deutscher Präventionstag ("German Prevention Day") will focus on the debate on the central role of prevention, especially in times of crisis, and on the importance of education and lifelong learning in this process. Expert reports and video statements on the main topic will be prepared and published in the run-up to the congress.