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Stopping the flow: terrorism highlights arms trafficking in Europe/ Benoît Gomis

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GOMIS Benoît

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review: Vol 27 Issue 4, April 2015, pages 38-43 (123)Summary: Islamist terrorist attacks in Copenhagen and Paris in early 2015 have highlighted the issue of arms trafficking in Europe. This article investigates the types of firearms, routes, and source countries involved in this illicit trade and examines future hotspots.

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Islamist terrorist attacks in Copenhagen and Paris in early 2015 have highlighted the issue of arms trafficking in Europe. This article investigates the types of firearms, routes, and source countries involved in this illicit trade and examines future hotspots.

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