US EditionEurope Security Debate: Terror Listing of Muslim Brotherhood
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On Monday 26 January, Italy requested the inclusion of Iranian Revolutionary Guards on the European list of terrorist organisations. French MPs want to do the same for the Muslim Brotherhood. Today, there are 35 people or groups active inside and outside the EU.
The French parliament has approved a resolution against the Muslim Brotherhood. The organization should be designated a terrorist organization at the European level. The vote followed a heated debate that lasted for hours. The resolution was submitted by the center-right party Les Républicains, Le Monde reports.
Europe Security Debate: Terror Listing of Muslim Brotherhood
An increasing media and political effort in Europe is causing the Muslim Brotherhood to be formally listed on the terrorism lists of the European Union. Such an initiative can be viewed as a more significant change in the nature of the definition and an approach to extremism among European policy makers. The recent buzz on...
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