82% in EU believe Daesh will target bloc again
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
A survey conducted for the European Parliament has found that 82% of those living in the EU believe Daesh terrorists will strike in the bloc again. The Daesh attacks in Paris and Brussels killed more than 160 people but security experts say EU countries are still not cooperating sufficiently to counter terrorism. Jerome Hughes reports from Brussels.
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