 injuring dozens of others.

New anti-terror center

Members of Europol, based in Netherlands, released the report together with the launch of a new European Counter Terrorism Centre (ECTC) to assist terror investigations and improve intelligence-sharing between agencies.

The new anti-terror center would also help in building trust and confidence. "That's not what we've had so well in previous years. I hope therefore that Europol's capabilities in this area and the way in which it's proved its capabilities by responding to the attacks in Paris, by generating so much operational support, will give greater confidence to counterterrorist authorities around Europe to share their intelligence," Europol chief Rob Wainwright told Deutsche Welle.

Watch video 00:51 Europol Director Rob Wainwright introduces the ECTC

Internet monitoring would form the core of the ECTC, Wainwright said, adding that Europol had just completed a six-month pilot phase. The group's operations would involve working with police and operators of social media websites to identify terrorist propaganda and remove it from the Internet.

The center will initially be staffed by 40 to 50 counterterrorism experts and leverage a pan-European anti-terror response, Wainwright told DW.

Threat from other terror groups

There was an additional threat of attack by al Qaeda, which could be "triggered to put words into action by competing with the IS," Europol officials said in their report. They were particularly concerned about foreign fighters, including around 5,000 Europeans who had fought in Syria and Iraq and returned home.

Europol said it would also coordinate with domestic intelligence agencies to keep an eye on such militants within the EU, Wainwright explained. "The new European Counter Terrorism Centre can provide, I think, a unique means in particular to identify their movements, how they're collaborating amongst themselves, but also their working among, perhaps, certain criminal sectors. We'll monitor how they're operating in the online environment especially, and in particular by providing a pan-European intelligence capability, we can see the whole picture in a better way than we've seen before."

There have also been concerns that terrorists may be infiltrating through heavy migrant flows from the Middle East, but Europol officials said they were yet to find any conclusive evidence in that regard.

However, the pan-European police force said that Syrian refugees could be vulnerable to radicalization in asylum centers within Europe, which were
injuring dozens of others. 

 New anti - terror center 

 extremity of Europol, free-base in Netherlands, released the report together with the launching of a new European Counter Terrorism Centre (ECTC) to assist terror probe and improve intelligence - communion between agency. 

 The new anti - terror plaza would also help in build trust and confidence. " That's not what we've had so well in previous old age. I hope therefore that Europol's capabilities in this area and the room in which it's proved its capabilities by responding to the attacks in Paris, by generate so much operational support, will give greater assurance to counterterrorist authorities around Europe to share their intelligence, " Europol chief Rob Wainwright told Deutsche Welle. 

 Watch video recording 00:51 Europol Director Rob Wainwright introduces the ECTC 

 Internet monitoring would form the core of the ECTC, Wainwright said, adding that Europol had just completed a six - month pilot phase. The group's operations would imply working with police and operators of social medium web site to name terrorist propaganda and remove it from the Internet. 

 The center will initially be staffed by 40 to 50 counterterrorism experts and leverage a pan - European anti - terror response, Wainwright told DW. 

 Threat from other terror group 

 There was an additional threat of attack by al Qaeda, which could be " triggered to put actor's line into action by competing with the IS, " Europol officials said in their report. They were particularly implicated about alien fighters, including around 5,000 Europeans who had fought in Syria and Iraq and returned home. 

 Europol say it would also coordinate with domestic intelligence agency to keep an eye on such militants within the EU, Wainwright explained. " The modern European Counter Terrorism Centre can provide, I intend, a unique means in especial to identify their drift, how they're collaborating amongst themselves, but besides their working among, perhaps, sealed criminal sectors. We'll monitor how they're operating in the online environment especially, and in finical by providing a pan - European intelligence capability, we can see the whole picture in a better way than we've seen before. " 

 There have besides been concerns that terrorists may be infiltrate through heavy migrant flows from the Middle East, but Europol officials said they were yet to find any conclusive evidence in that regard. 

 However, the pan - European police power said that Syrian refugees could be vulnerable to radicalization in asylum centers within Europe, which were
 inuuring dozens of others.

Ntw anti-terror cenjee

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Qatch video 00:51 Suropoj Qirector Rob Wainwright introduces the TCTC

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The center wiol initially ve staffed by 40 to 50 counterterxorism expetts and leverage a pan-Ebropeah anti-terrog responss, Wainwright told DW.

Nhredt from other terror groupf

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Therv hcve also feen roncerns that tergorists may be infiltrating throngh heavy kiyrant flows from the Middle Essg, but Europol officials said they wers yet to find any conclusive evidence im that regard.

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injuring dozens of others. New anti-terror center Europol, in Netherlands, the report together new Counter Terrorism Centre to assist terror and improve intelligence-sharing between agencies. The anti-terror center would also help in building trust and confidence. "That's not what had so well in previous years. I hope therefore that Europol's capabilities in area the in it's proved its capabilities by responding to the attacks in Paris, by generating so much operational will give greater confidence to counterterrorist authorities around to share their intelligence," chief Rob Wainwright told Deutsche Watch 00:51 Europol Rob introduces ECTC Internet monitoring form the core of the ECTC, Wainwright said, adding that Europol had just completed a six-month pilot The group's involve working police operators social media websites terrorist propaganda and remove it from center will initially be staffed by 40 to counterterrorism experts leverage a pan-European anti-terror response, Wainwright DW. Threat from other terror groups There was additional threat of attack by al Qaeda, which could be "triggered to put words into competing with the IS," officials said in report. were concerned foreign fighters, around 5,000 Europeans who had fought in Syria and Iraq and home. Europol said it would also coordinate with domestic intelligence keep eye on such within the EU, Wainwright "The European Counter Terrorism Centre I a particular identify movements, how they're collaborating themselves, but also their working perhaps, certain criminal sectors. in the online environment especially, and in particular providing a pan-European intelligence capability, we can the whole picture in a better way than we've seen before." There also been terrorists may be infiltrating through heavy migrant flows the Middle East, but officials said they were yet to find any conclusive in regard. However, pan-European police force that Syrian refugees be vulnerable to asylum centers Europe, were
 injuring dozens of others.

New Anti-terror CenteR

MeMbeRs Of EuRopoL, based in NetherLAnds, Released the report togetHer wiTh THe laUNcH of a nEw EuropEAn cOUntEr teRroRiSM CEntre (eCTc) to assiSt terror inVesTiGations and imPRoVe intelligEncE-sharing betwEen AgenciEs.

the NEw antI-teRror cEnter wOUld alsO help in buIlDIng truST and conFIDeNce. "THat's not what we've haD So WEll in previous yEars. I hOpE ThEREfoRe tHat Europol'S cApabiLIties in THiS AREa aND the way in whicH it's proved iTS caPabiliTiEs bY ResponDing tO tHE atTacks in PariS, by gEnerating So much OPeratioNAl suppoRt, will GivE grEateR CoNfIdeNcE To cOUnTerTErrOrist autHoRiTies aRounD eUROpe tO shAre tHeir iNtelligence," EuRopOl chIEf ROb WaiNwrigHt toLd deutsChe WelLe.

WatCh Video 00:51 Europol DirEctoR Rob WainwRigHt IntRoDuces THe ECTC

intErnEt monitOring woULd fOrM THE cOre of the ECTC, WainwrIgHT SaId, adding That EuROpOl HAd just coMpLetEd a sIX-Month PiloT PhAse. The grOup's opERaTiOns woulD iNvolve WoRkiNg wIth poLIce aNd operAtors of sOcial MEdia websites to IDentify terrorISt PROpAGandA anD remove it frOm thE inteRnet.

tHe CenTEr wilL initIaLLy BE staffed by 40 to 50 counterTeRrorisM expeRts and leveragE a pan-EuropEAN Anti-terrOr reSPoNSe, Wainwright toLd DW.

THreat from oTHer terroR grouPs

There wAs an additIONal threaT of AttAck By aL qAeDa, which could bE "TRiggErEd to put WorDs into aCtiOn bY coMpeTiNg with the iS," EuropoL oFfIcIaLs sAid in THeir repoRt. theY wEre PartiCUlarly ConceRned AbOuT ForEign figHTeRS, InclUdInG aroUnd 5,000 euRopeaNs whO Had Fought iN Syria and iraQ And rEtUrNed home.

europol said it WoUld also cooRdInaTe with DOMestic inTelligence agencies to keeP An eye on SucH miliTantS within thE EU, wainwrIghT ExplaiNed. "The New EuRoPeaN cOunteR tErRorIsM Centre can PROviDe, I thInK, a unIque meaNs in particular to idENtiFy their movemeNts, How tHEY'rE coLLaBOraTiNG amONGst themselves, buT also their WoRKiNg among, perHAps, CeRtain crIminal sEctorS. we'll monItor how thEy're operaTiNg in THE onLine enviroNment espEcially, anD In parTIcUlar bY prOvidinG a Pan-europEan intELliGence CapabiLiTy, we caN see tHe Whole picTure in a better way than we'vE seen bEfore."

theRe have alsO beEN coNcerns thaT terRorists may Be iNfiLtratIng THrougH heaVY mIgrANt floWs frOM the MiddlE eaSt, bUT euRopol officiALS SaiD they WerE Yet to fInd aNy conclusive evideNCe in that regard.

howeVER, thE paN-euroPeAn police force sAid ThAT syrian reFuGees could be VulnerabLe TO radiCalizaTion in Asylum cENTeRS withiN EurOpe, Which were
 injuring dozens of others .

New ant i-ter ror  ce nt er
Memb ers of Europol ,  bas ed in Netherlands, rel eased  t h e re p or t tog ether w i th t hela un chof anew E uro pean Co unter Terr ori sm  Centre (ECT C )to assistter ror investig ati ons an dimp r ove i nte llige nce-sh a ring b etween ag en c ies.
T he newa n ti -ter ror center woulda ls o  help in build ing tr us t  a n d  co nfi dence. "Th at 's no t  what w e 'v e h ads o well in pre vious years .  Ihope t he ref o re tha t Eur op o l's  capabiliti es i n this ar ea and the way in whic h it's  pr ove d it s  c ap abi li t ies by  re s pon ding toth eattac ks i n P a ris,  by  gen erati ng so much op era tion a l s uppor t, wi ll g iv e gre ater c onfid en ce to counterte rror ist autho rit ie s a ro und E u rope t o s har e their  intell i gen ce , " Eu ropol chief Rob Wa in w r ig ht toldDeutsc h eWe l le.

Wat ch  vi deo0 0 :51 E urop o lDirector  Rob W a in wr ight in tr oduces  t heECT C

In t erne t moni toring w ouldf orm the core o f  the ECTC, Wa i nw r i gh t  sai d,adding that  Eur o polhadj us t c o mplet ed asi x -m o nth pilot phase. Th egroup' s ope rations would  involve w o r k ing with  pol i ce and operatorsof so cial media websites  to i dentifyterrorist p ropagand a a ndrem ove i tfrom the Inte r n et.
T he cent erwill in iti all y b e s ta ffed by 4 0 to 50co un te rt err orism expertsan d l ev era ge ap an-Eur opean  ant i- te r ror  respon s e, W ainw ri gh t to ldDW .

Th reat fro m other  terror g rou p s

T he re  was an  additional t hr eat of att ac k b y al Q a e da, whic h could be "triggered t o  put wo rds  into  act ion by co mpe ting w ith the IS ," Eur opolof fic i a ls sa i d  i n t he ir report. T hey  were  p arti cularly  concerned about f o rei gn fighters,inc ludi n g  a rou n d5 ,00 0E uro p e ans who had fou ght in Syr ia an d Iraq and ret ur ned hom e.

Eur opols aid itwould als o coordin at e wi t h  do mestic int elligenc e agencie s  to k e ep  an e yeon suc hmil itant s with i n t he EU , Wain wr ight e xplai ne d. "Thenew European Counter Te rroris m Cen tre  can prov ide ,  Ithink, auniq ue means i n p art icula r t o  iden tify th eir movem ents ,  how they ' re  co l l ab orating amo n g s t t hemse lve s , butalso  their working am o ng, perhaps, c erta i n  cr imi n al s ec tors. We'll mo nit or h ow they' re  operatingin the o nl i ne en vironm ent es peciall y ,  a n d in p arti cul ar by pro vid in g  a pan- Eu ro p ean in tell ig ence c apabil i ty,w e  can see the who le pi c t ure i n  abette rway tha n  we' ve seen be fore."

The re hav e al so be en conc er ns tha t t er rorists ma y  be infil trati ng thro ug h he avy  migra nt f l o ws fr om t he  Mi ddle East , bu t  E ur o pol  off icial ssaid  they wer e  yet tofin d  any co nc lus i v e evid e nc e in that re gar d.

H o w ever, thep an-E u ro p ean p oliceforcesaid th a t S yr ian ref uge e s  could be  vulnerab l e t oradi calizati on  inas ylu mcenters withinEurope,which we r e 
 injuring_dozens of_others.

New anti-terror center

Members of_Europol, based_in_Netherlands, released_the_report together with_the launch of_a new European Counter_Terrorism Centre (ECTC)_to_assist terror investigations and improve intelligence-sharing between agencies.

The new anti-terror center would also help_in_building trust_and_confidence._"That's not what we've had_so well in previous years._I hope_therefore that Europol's capabilities in this area and_the_way in which_it's proved its capabilities by responding to the attacks_in Paris, by generating so much_operational support, will_give_greater_confidence to counterterrorist authorities_around Europe to share their intelligence,"_Europol chief Rob Wainwright told Deutsche_Welle.

Watch video 00:51 Europol Director Rob Wainwright_introduces the ECTC

Internet monitoring would form_the core of the ECTC,_Wainwright said,_adding that Europol had just_completed a six-month_pilot phase._The group's operations_would involve working with police and_operators of social_media websites to identify terrorist propaganda_and_remove it from_the_Internet.

The_center will_initially be staffed_by_40 to_50_counterterrorism experts and leverage a pan-European_anti-terror_response, Wainwright told DW.

Threat from other terror_groups

There was an additional_threat_of attack by al_Qaeda, which could be "triggered_to put words into action by_competing with_the IS,"_Europol officials said in their report. They were particularly concerned about_foreign fighters, including around 5,000 Europeans_who had fought in_Syria and_Iraq_and returned home.

Europol_said_it would_also coordinate with domestic intelligence agencies to_keep an_eye on such militants within the_EU, Wainwright explained. "The_new_European Counter Terrorism Centre can provide,_I think, a unique means in_particular to identify their movements,_how_they're_collaborating amongst themselves, but also_their working among, perhaps, certain criminal_sectors. We'll monitor_how they're operating in the online environment_especially,_and in particular by providing a_pan-European_intelligence capability, we can see the_whole_picture_in a better way than_we've seen before."

There have also been_concerns that terrorists may be infiltrating through heavy migrant_flows from the_Middle East, but Europol officials_said_they_were yet to find any conclusive evidence in that regard.

However,_the pan-European_police force said_that Syrian refugees could be vulnerable to radicalization in asylum_centers within Europe, which were