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UK-EU: Theresa May to push EU to stem flow of jihadis to and from Syria and Iraq - Proposals include a Europe-wide air passenger database and tightening security checks at EU’s external borders

10 October 2014

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"The official estimate of the number of EU nationals who have gone to fight in Iraq and Syria has risen by 50% to 3,000 from 2,000 in April. EU officials expect the numbers of European jihadis to continue growing."

See the article: Theresa May to push EU to stem flow of jihadis to and from Syria and Iraq - Proposals include a Europe-wide air passenger database and tightening security checks at EU’s external borders (Guardian, link)

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