ATHENS, Greece (AP) — European Union and Arab League countries have agreed to cooperate against the terrorism threat posed by radicalized foreign fighters returning home from conflicts in the Middle East.
At a meeting Wednesday in Athens, foreign ministers from the two groups said “joint cooperation” was needed to counteract terrorism.
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