Europe Says It Will Unify Effort in Fight on Terrorism

17 Aug 2006

European ministers in charge of security pledged Wednesday to increase their cooperation to fight terrorism, saying they may begin by blocking certain Internet sites, using fingerprinting or iris-scanning technology, and training Muslim preachers to discourage militancy. Full Story

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