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EU-PAKISTAN Summit

Anti-terrorism chief warns of Pakistani threat to the EU

By Judith Crosbie  -  11.06.2009 / 05:15 CET
Pakistan poses a threat to the European Union through the radicalisation of young Europeans, Gilles de Kerchove, the EU's top counter-terrorism official, has warned.

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