Examples of using Foreign terrorist in English and their translations into German
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most recently in Paris, Copenhagen, Brussels-have highlighted the need for a strong EU response to terrorism and foreign terrorist fighters.
The MEK has been included on the State Department's list of foreign terrorist groups since 1997.
In May 2015, an additional protocol on foreign terrorist fighters and on the fight against violent extremism
the fight against foreign terrorist fighters and combating illicit trafficking of firearms.
These individuals are often referred to as"foreign terrorist fighters.
Foreign terrorist fighters joining the ranks of IS and other militias in
Foreign terrorist fighters have been linked to several recent attacks or plots,
This means addressing the threat posed by returning foreign terrorist fighters, fighting radicalisation or terrorist financing.
from King's College London, specializing in countering violent extremism(CVE) and foreign terrorist fighters.
The phenomenon of foreign terrorist fighters clearly demonstrates the importance of the common foreign
In the area of human trafficking, Austria will address a wide range of issues including migration, foreign terrorist fighters and radicalization.
This is how we reinforce our criminal response to tackle the serious threats posed by foreign terrorist fighters.
The ban was imposed in 1999 to prevent the entry into the territory of the Russian members of foreign terrorist organizations, the importation of weapons and sabotage.
The new legislative framework should open the door to intensified cooperation with third countries on foreign terrorist fighters- building on recent positive experiences of cooperation with Turkey.
The present proposal complements the EU regime for freezing the assets of foreign terrorist organisations and individuals.
Recruitment of foreign terrorist fighters, facilitation of their cross-border movement into Syria
France and Belgium have been the two European countries most affected by foreign terrorist fighters, with terrible
The seriousness of the threat posed by foreign terrorist fighters warrants a robust response which,
It implements into EU law international obligations, such as the provisions of the on Foreign Terrorist Fighters, the recently adopted to the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of terrorism
More coherent laws against foreign terrorist fighters-related offences across the EU would address the cross-border practical