EU to unveil anti-terror laws

Plans to tighten counter-terrorism laws across Europe will be unveiled by the European Commission today.

Wed, 19 Sep, 2001 - 10:25

Plans to tighten counter-terrorism laws across Europe will be unveiled by the European Commission today.

The long-planned package of measures has been brought forward in the wake of the terrorist attacks in America and is designed to block glaring loopholes in current anti-terrorist coordination and cooperation across Europe.

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