Anti-terrorism measures to be introduced in Europe

The European Union looks set to form a new Anti-Terrorist squad as it steps up its part on the international war on terrorism.

Thu, 20 Sep, 2001 - 15:51

The European Union looks set to form a new Anti-Terrorist squad as it steps up its part on the international war on terrorism.

The new move is just one of a range of suggestions that were agreed upon in principle in this afternoon’s meeting of the EU Justice Ministers in Brussels.

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Courts War on Terrorism Place: Europe Place: Brussels Place: United States Person: Minister for Justice Person: John O Donoghue Organisation: European Union Organisation: Anti-Terrorist Organisation: EU

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