Ireland Signs Ukraine #39;s Association Agreement: Deal package due to commence in 2016
Ireland has become the latest country to ratify Ukraine #39;s Association Agreement with the European Union. Almost half of the 28-member bloc has now signed off on the political and free trade...
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European Union // World SuperPower
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Horizon 2020 SMEs-dedicated Actions
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Turkey and the European Union. Where are we now?
Madrid, 28 January 2015. Volkan Bozkir, Minister of European Affairs in Turkey, talks to William Chislett, associate analyst at the Elcano Royal Institute, o...
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RIGA (Reuters) - The European Union needs to bring Internet companies fully on board in its fight against home-grown militant Islamists, the bloc's interior ministers said on Thursday.
EU member states are increasingly worried about young European Muslims heading to Middle East war zones and returning radicalised and ready to stage attacks at home.
Three weeks after Islamist gunmen killed 17 people in three attacks in Paris, the ministers focused on the role of the Internet in Islamist radicalisation during talks in Latvia, which holds the EU's rotating six-month presidency.
"We must strengthen our efforts to cooperate closely with the industry and encourage them to remove terrorist and extremist content from their platforms," the ministers said in a joint statement.
They also discussed wider use of information-sharing under existing tools such as Europol, the EU's law enforcement agency.
"There is a clear urgency to reinforce initiatives aimed at making relevant information available to all concerned law-enforcement bodies," the European Commissioner for Justice and Home Affairs, Dimitris Avramopoulos, told a news conference.
Last week, France urged all member states of the United Nations to work together on an international legal framework that would make social network providers share responsibility for the use of their platforms to spread messages promoting violence.
(Reporting by Aija Krutaine; Editing by Gareth Jones)
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