Le 12 décembre 2019 se tiendra au Centre de formation des collectivités territoriales (CFCT) le Comité de pilotage de deux projets de l’Agence française de développement (AFD), baptisés « Sécurité et développement au nord du Mali – Phase 2 » et « 3 Frontières ».
Critics say that the razor wire functions as a significant deterrent to illegal immigration and that by removing it, the Spanish government not only risks unleashing new waves of mass migration from Africa, but also gives effective control of the Spanish border to Morocco, with which Spain has a tense relationship.
Turkey has deported to France the “Islamic State matchmaker” who lured a British teen bride to Syria as part of a drive to send foreign fighters back to their countries of origin.
Belgium is reshuffling and expanding its terrorism database in order to better equip law enforcement authorities to monitor and share information about “potentially dangerous people,” particularly behind bars.
Kosovo prosecutors filed terrorism charges Monday against three ethnic Albanians who returned to the small European country in May after allegedly joining the Islamic State group in Syria.
A court in Tunis sentenced a Tunisian man to a one-year prison after being accused of pledging allegiance to the terrorist organization ISIS and planning attacks inside Tunisia.
Cette attaque est la plus meurtrière jamais enregistrée dans cette zone frontalière avec le Mali. Selon un bilan du ministère nigérien de la Défense, au moins 71 militaires ont été tués dans l’attaque et un « nombre important d’assaillants neutralisés ».
Lisa Smith, 38, moved to Syria in 2015 to live under Isis rule after converting to Islam.
A former member of the Irish defence forces who moved to Syria to live under Islamic State has returned to Ireland and been arrested on suspicion of terrorist offences.
A Copenhagen court found on Thursday three men guilty of helping a terror organization by buying drones and components on behalf of ISIS.
Illegal armed groups are opportunistic by nature. They usually start their operations and recruit followers in countries where there is poverty, corruption, religious conflict or ethnic strife, and where the security forces are unable to keep the public safe and illegal formations under control.