EU member states have once again been berated for not implementing EU anti-terror laws.
Anti-terrorism co-ordinator Gijs de Vries, speaking in Luxembourg on Tuesday (8 June) at a meeting of EU justice and home affairs ministers, criticised member states for being "not yet quick enough" at putting legislation into place.
A declaration adopted by EU states last March set June as a deadline for the implementation of a raft of anti-terror measures - but despite the terror attacks in M...
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