Europe, the United States and security cooperation in a challenging world - Session II
Counter-terrorism cooperation between the United States and Europe has significantly deepened and expanded since the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Today, this includes terrorist financing, maritime cargo screening, dealing with foreign fighters, data privacy and protection issues along with sharing good practice on countering violent extremism and jihadist radicalisation.
This session explored how transatlantic cooperation in this field contributes to the security of Europe and the United States and what more can be done to strengthen the partnership. It looked at the future of the fight against Daesh, at cooperation with third countries and at best practice in the critical areas of counter-radicalisation, de-radicalisation, and dealing with online terrorist propaganda.
