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Fighting terrorism in Europe will become harder

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Emerging social, political and economic trends will increase terrorism risks

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  • Jihadism
  • Lone attacks
  • Returnees
  • Prisons
  • Right-wing terrorism
  • Separatist or ethnic terrorism

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Members of French special police forces of Research and Intervention Brigade (BRI) take part in a drill inside the Groupama Stadium in Decines, near Lyon, as part of a G6 Interior Ministers meeting of the six largest EU countries to discuss security and anti-terror issues, October 9 (Reuters/Emmanuel Foudrot)
Members of French special police forces of Research and Intervention Brigade (BRI) take part in a drill inside the Groupama Stadium in Decines, near Lyon, as part of a G6 Interior Ministers meeting of the six largest EU countries to discuss security and anti-terror issues, October 9 (Reuters/Emmanuel Foudrot)
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