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Why is the EU sharing loopholes in its own anti-terror rules?

9 May 2020

5:45 PM

9 May 2020

5:45 PM

You know those stories about how the EU is banning busty barmaids or Bombay mix that turn out to have an estranged relationship with the truth? This isn’t one of them. On its face, the headline ‘Palestinian terrorists can legally take part in EU-funded activities’ seems so absurd as to be obviously false.

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