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The EES Quarterly Report for Q1 2026 presents statistics recorded at the external borders of the Schengen area between 1 January and 31 March 2026. Published by eu-LISA in accordance with the EES Regulation, it provides an overview of refusals of entry, revoked and extended authorisations for stay, and exemptions from fingerprinting, with breakdowns by nationality, age and sex. As

Software development is one of eu-LISA’s core activities. This report looks at the role of generative AI in software engineering and its impact on software development practices. The report examines the evolution of AI tools in software engineering, the frameworks used to assess their performance, and the current landscape of AI coding assistants. It also considers their effects on developer

eu-LISA’s Annual Activity Report 2025 presents a year of major progress in supporting the EU’s justice and home affairs priorities through secure, reliable and innovative digital solutions. Throughout the year, the Agency ensured the stable and continuous operation of the large-scale IT systems under its mandate, including SIS, VIS, Eurodac, ECRIS RI and e-CODEX, while also taking on operational maintenance

eu-LISA publishes quarterly and annual statistics on the EES. This document is the first annual statistics report from the EES, covering the period from its entry into operations until the end of the year (12 October 2025 to 31 December 2025). The statistics cover overstayers, refused entries, cases where the authorisation for stay was revoked or extended, as well as

Data centres are becoming an increasingly important part of the EU’s energy system, already accounting for around 3% of electricity demand, with further growth expected as cloud computing and artificial intelligence continue to expand. This factsheet provides a brief overview of key figures of the accompanying report, covering the energy efficiency and sustainability of data centres.

Eurodac is the centralised European database that stores and processes the digitalised fingerprints of asylum seekers and irregular migrants who have entered a European country. This helps determine the Member State responsible for examining an asylum application. This factsheet is a summary of the full report also published on this website.

The Eurodac 2025 Annual Statistics report compiles a detailed breakdown of the data for the main five Eurodac categories. Figures reported also include hits, the positive matches that are generated when comparing fingerprint searches made in the Eurodac database, either by designated law enforcement authorities or asylum and immigration authorities.

eu-LISA publishes quarterly EES statistics covering overstayers, refused entries, cases where the authorisation for stay is revoked or extended, and exemptions from giving fingerprints.