Updated: Oct 20, 2020
By Matthew Levitt - The Washington Institute -
To make the continent a less hospitable jurisdiction for the group’s criminal schemes, European authorities will have to take the lead in developing cases, armed with firm political will and a more intelligence-driven approach.
The following is an excerpt from a paper originally published by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and Project CRAAFT. Download the PDF to read the full study.
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