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Implementation of the counter-terrorism agenda set by the European Council

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Terrorism Refugees
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09 November 2016

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EU: Council of the European Union: Implementation of the counter-terrorism agenda set by the European Council (LIMITE doc no: 13627-ADD-1-16, pdf):

A useful 50-page summary covering: "Detailed description of recent and planned CT/CVE related activities" [Countering Violent Extremism]. Includes 31 references to refugee "hotspots".

See also: Implementation of the counter-terrorism agenda set by the European Council (LIMITE doc no: 13627-16, pdf): The EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator's recommendations.

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