Turkey’s jihadi problem: Intelligence-sharing is not enough
MERVE TAHİROĞLU
After a knife-wielding man attacked three soldiers in Nice, in the south of France, on Tuesday, news emerged that the assailant had been deported from Turkey last month. The incident appears to vindicate Ankara, which has repeatedly called for better intelligence-sharing from Europe to prevent foreign fighters from transiting through its country into Syria, and Europeans are stepping up their efforts as they realize the extent of the threat. Intelligence-sharing alone, however, will not be enough to solve Turkey’s jihadi problem.
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