EU lawmakers debate bloc's security shortcomings
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
Members of the European Parliament have warned of big gaps and challenges in the European Union’s security policy amid fears of further terrorist attacks in the 28-country bloc. The EU legislators say the member states are still not sharing intelligence and some accuse Saudi Arabia of enhancing the threat posed by Daesh.
Jerome Hughes reports.
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