Concerted and coordinated: Terrorism in Europe
After Brussels it is clear that Europe faces a concerted terrorist campaign, organised and supported directly from Syria
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View from Sofia: Fear and loathing
Amid a new climate of nervousness, Bulgarians are starting to feel wary of European indecisiveness
View from Warsaw: Security and selective solidarity
Each terrorist incident within the EU strengthens Law and Justice’s “fortress Europe” narrative
View from Madrid: Strengthening joint working
Spain's lack of xenophobic parties has meant that the refugee crisis has so far escaped being linked with terrorism
View from Berlin: A security lens
Berlin looks at Europe's problems through the prism of security far more than they are usually given credit for
View from London: Ammunition for ‘Out’
The terrorist attacks in Brussels were immediately picked up by the 'Out' campaign, but the government is promising European cooperation
View from Paris: On a martial footing
France is 'at war' with terrorists, but the government faces the prospect of being rhetorically outgunned by the opposition
View from Rome: The possibility of a “European” Islam
Italy's government has called for the “europeanisation” of intelligence, but is exploring more cultural answers to the terrorism problem
Shrinking the use of power: the ‘Obama Doctrine’
Obama’s end-of-term interview with the Atlantic points to a spent US with a domestic focus
View from Madrid: About turn
The minority caretaker government of Mariano Rajoy has been forced into a volte-face on the EU-Turkey deal by a hostile parliament